Nalini Edwards
Martin Colbert
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we illustrate use of the "360°" framework and notation to model persuasive user journeys, with a view to supporting the development of multi-channel smoking cessation services, applications and information. The illustration concerns a pregnant woman attempting to quit smoking.
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Index Terms
- Modelling contexts for information interaction as "360°" user journeys: an initial illustration with reference to pregnant women quitting smoking
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