Literature Log

• Paste the literature you have read, such as research papers, on Scrapbox and link them to this page.

• Originally done on Twitter, migrated to Scrapbox.

• Why?

  • Increase knowledge stock by reading various research.
    • Understand what has been done so far.
    • Know which research is being evaluated.
  • Make good use of time by doing meaningful things as a daily routine.
  • Practice reading papers.
  • After seeing the exhibition on past interfaces’ Research at the Computer History Museum, realized the importance of Survey.

• How?

  • Select interesting papers that can be read for free from sources like the ACM Digital Library and JStage.
  • Also deliberately choose papers from unfamiliar fields.

• Why migrate to Scrapbox?

  • 140 characters were too limiting.
    • With no character limit on Scrapbox, the amount of text naturally increased, making the migration worthwhile.
  • Can add more content and write down personal thoughts.
  • Scrapbox’s link feature seems very useful.
  • Can edit later.

• Apologies if the information is incorrect.

• Started on September 24, 2019, on Twitter, aiming to read one HCI-related paper per day.

• Migrated to Scrapbox on October 27, 2019.

  • Started writing more than 140 characters.
  • Started writing thoughts after reading.

• Paused temporarily during the test period on November 22, 2019.

• Became a member of ACM and IPSJ in January 2020, gaining access to ACM Digital Library and Information Science Square.

• In May 2020, as the Unexplored project (kineto) solidified, decided to prioritize reading a bit more.