Create Survey Questions for Each Section

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Central Tech Themes:

• [ ] Usability: What makes technology usable in people's lives?
• [ ] Data: Where do people get data from, where do people give data to?
• [ ] Data v. Information: How much of what people interact with is raw data vs. real information to be processed? (What is the true boundary between raw and structured data)
• [ ] Integration: What are they, what are missing, are the current integrations good enough?
• [ ] HCI: Do users feel like they are the most important?
• [ ] Limits: Where does technology fail and/or hurts more than helps or vice versa?
• [ ] Brokenness: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4JxDLYt21W/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
• [ ] Super human: How effective is technology in augmenting our abilities (memory, critical thinking, physical limits, et cetera)?

Topics

• [ ] DevOps x Real Infrastructure (what does the new age infrastructure look like? Where will the new age infrastructure not reach..)
• [ ] Social Technology (how are social interactions evolving because of technology?)
• [ ] Technology x Age
• [ ] Technology x Finance
• [ ] Technology x Culture
• [ ] Technology x Security/Privacy/Crime

Dimensions: Age/Generation, Education, Sex (maybe)

• Finance not important, i.e. if you have less money, you have less access to technology (you don't necessarily known less about technology though)
• Equity in tech (maybe expand on this)

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Also work on semi-structured interview style.

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Demographic Information:

• Age/Generation
• Education
• Income (below median, at median, above median)
  • What quality of (technological) life is available for median income?
• Sex (not sure still)

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Human characteristics reflected in technology OR Technology reflected in human characteristics

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Implications for design

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• Physical
  • How many devices do you have?
  • Where are these devices?
  • How do you interact with these devices?
  • Where do you have tech currently?
  • Where are you willing to add tech?
  • Give Examples (smart appliances, AI, self-driving cars)
  • How do you feel about technology physically in your life?
• Social
  • Contrast people who are willing to give tech access to 'everything' vs. those who don't want to share data
  • How many people do you connect to using technology?
  • Geographically, where are these people?
  • In your local community, In your regional community, In your country, Worldwide
  • For Americans, city, state, USA, worldwide
  • How do you communicate with people?
  • Audio, Text, Image/Video, Media (static image/video)
  • Where are you when you communicate with people?
  • At home, at the office, at school, At a safe space, No space in particular/anywhere
  • How successful are you able to connect with people?
  • Are there any barriers of misunderstanding/unable to express yourself?
  • Data/Privacy
  • How much information do people have about you?
  • Do you think the real amount of information is more or less than what you think?
  • Are you okay with all of the information that exists digitally about you?
  • Do you feel in control of your digital footprint/presence?
• Mental
  • How many digital threads do you have in your life?
  • How are you managing these threads cognitively?
  • Do the digital threads align one to one with real life threads?
  • Do you process life faster or slower with technology?
  • Does technology help you make better decisions?
  • Are your decisions the same, just better implemented?
  • Does technology give you more freedom?

What type of tasks does technology help you with? How would you define technology? Where do you use technology more? Work or home? What is your main intent when you use technology? What do you think technology should always do?