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Author: Heidi Cooley University of South Carolina

Habit-Change in the Mobile Present III: Augusta App and Habit-ing Differently
Heidi Rae Cooley/University of South Carolina

May 6, 2013 Heidi Cooley University of South Carolina 2 comments

The third-installment of “Habit-Change in the Mobile Present,” this article discusses everyday practices with technologies examining how the mobile application, Augusta App, demonstrates our inclination to announce location and render ourselves findable in the mobile present.

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Habit-Change in the Mobile Present II: Ghosts of the Horseshoe and Remembering History Otherwise
Heidi Rae Cooley/ University of South Carolina

February 20, 2013 Heidi Cooley University of South Carolina One comment

Augmented Reality (AR) applications and new habits of thinking about the past

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Habit-Change in the Mobile Present
Heidi Rae Cooley/ University of South Carolina

December 3, 2012 Heidi Cooley University of South Carolina One comment

This first installment of a multi-part series draws on Michel Foucault’s “ethical living,” and Charles Sanders Pierce’s “habit-change” to offer a way to think about the possibility of changing habitual ways of being in the mobile present.

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