Profile Dr Alice Good (MSc, BSC, PGCE, FHEA) Senior Lecturer Human Computer Interaction (SoC) Research Interests Supporting mental health and wellbeing. Health applications facilitating self soothing, cognitive restructuring, behaviour and monitoring. Emphasis on SELF MANAGEMENT Designing and evaluating applications for users with mental health disorders; requirements and acceptance analysis Demographic target Emotional wellbeing is important for everyone. Particular interest in Borderline Personality Disorder as a user case

Current Research Funded Projects –HEIF – Remembering my Favourite Things – mobile application to facilitate ‘self soothing’( with Clare Wilson Psch ) –AHRC - Exploring the impact of engagement in family and local history, linking to wellbeing ( with Geography- submitted ) Collaborations –Consultant Psychiatrists (BDP) –United Response (Psychiatric outreach service) –Kingston University (social robots for children) PhD students – –Claire – facilitating reminisce therapy via mobile applications for people with dementia –Memory – increasing ecommerce adoption in the elderly –Bola – self management of post natal depression via mobile applications

Applied HCI Understanding users (context & environment) is paramount –Acceptance –Engagement –Trust –Usability –User Experience HCI Methods –Usage scenarios –Task analysis –Interaction modelling –Prototype development/evaluation –Usability/Accessibility evaluation –Empirical evaluations

Related Publications Good, Alice, Sambhantham, A. and Panjganj, Vahid (2013) Looking back at Facebook content and the positive impact upon wellbeing: Exploring reminiscing as a tool for self soothing. In: Online Communities and Social Computing, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 8029, pp Springer, Heidelberg Darvishy, A. and Good, Alice (2013) Inclusive websites for the elderly: user friendly guidelines for designers and managers of websites and applications. In: HCI International 2013, 21st - 25th July 2013, Las Vegas. Good, Alice, Ancient, Claire, Postolache, G., Socianu, A. and Afghan, A. (2013) Self soothing by reviewing favorite memories: an exploration of mobile application prototypes, which facilitate positive wellbeing via reminiscing. In: HCI International 2013, 21st - 25th July 2013, Las Vegas. Ancient, Claire, Good, Alice, Fitch, Tineke and Wilson, Clare (2013) Can ubiquitous devices utilising reminiscence therapy be used to promote well-being in dementia patients? an exploratory study. In: HCI International 2013, 21st - 25th July 2013, Las Vegas. Ancient, Claire and Good, Alice (2013) Issues with designing dementia-friendly interfaces. In: HCI International 2013, 21st - 25th July 2013, Las Vegas. Good, A. & Sambhanthan, A. (2012) A Review into eHealth Services and Therapies: Potential for Virtual Therapeutic Communities - Supporting People with Severe Personality Disorder. Research and Development in E-Business through Service-Oriented Solutions. IGI Global. Good, A., Wilson, C., Ancient, C., Sambhanthan, A. (2012).A Proposal To Support Wellbeing in People With Borderline Personality Disorder: Applying Reminiscent Theory in a Mobile App. The ACM conference on Designing Interactive Systems. Gnanayutham, Paul and Good, Alice(2011) Disabled Users accessing off the shelf software using a button interface. In: Computer Science and Information Systems, 7th Annual International Conference, June 2011, Athens Good, A, Sambhanthan, A., Panjganj, V., Spettigue, S.,(2011) Computer Interaction and the Benefits of Social Networking for People with Borderline Personality Disorder: Enlightening Mental Health Professionals. Proceedings of Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS), held as part of HCI International 2011, Springer Orlando, Florida, US, July 2011 Good, A., Gnanayutham, P., Sambhanthan, A., Panjganj, V., Spettigue, S., (2011) A Framework for the Requirements of a Second Life Virtual Therapeutic Community for the Support & Treatment of People with Borderline Personality Disorder. Computer Science and Information Systems, Published by ATINER, 2011 Good, A.,(2011) Automating the ranking of web pages according to user defined accessibility ratings: An exploratory investigation. Lecture Notes in Computer Science: Universal Access in Human-Computer Interaction. Applications and Services. Springer Berlin / Heidelberg Good A., Jerrams-Smith J.(2008). Enabling Accessibility And Enhancing Web Experience: Ordering Search Results According To User Needs. Universal Access in the Information Society. Springer Berlin / Heidelberg Good A., Stokes S. (2007). Elderly, Novice Users and Health Information Web Sites: Issues of Usability and Accessibility. Journal of Healthcare & Information Management. Volume 21, Issue 1. Good A., (2004). Addressing User Needs: Adapting Information Access For The Elderly. Proceedings of HCI 2004, Design for Life. Research Press International.