Digital Technology and Sustainability

Mike Hazas is Senior Lecturer in the School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster University.Lisa P. Nathan is Assistant Professor at the School of Library Archival and Information Studies, University of British Columbia.

• Photo Essay 1: Selfie TimeEli BlevisIntroduction: Digital Technology and Sustainability: Engaging the paradoxMike Hazas and Lisa P. NathanPhoto Essay 2: Artifice and NatureEli BlevisPart 1: Assessing the FieldChapter 1: Three Principles of Sustainable Interaction Design, RevisitedDavid Roedl, William Odom and Eli BlevisChapter 2: Towards a Social Practice Theory Perspective on Sustainable HCI Research and DesignAdrian K. Clear and Rob ComberChapter 3: A Conversation Between Two Sustainable HCI Researchers: The role of HCI in a Positive Socio-Ecological TransformationSamuel Mann and Oliver BatesResponse 1a: Sustainable HCI: From Individual to SystemChris Preist Response 1b: Sustainability within HCI within Society: Improvisations, Interconnections and ImaginationsJanine MorleyPhoto Essay 3: Rooftop GardenEli BlevisPart 2: Addressing LimitsChapter 4: Every Little Bit Makes Little Difference: The Paradox within SHCISomya Joshi and Tessy Cerratto PargmanChapter 5: Developing a political economy perspective for sustainable HCIBonnie Nardi and Hamid EkbiaChapter 6: Software Engineering for Sustainability: Tools for Sustainability AnalysisBirgit Penzenstadler and Colin C. VentersResponse 2: Challenging the Scope? Enrico ConstanzaPhoto Essay 4: Classroom ExerciseEli BlevisPART 3: Ways To Engage With OthersChapter 7: Communicating SHCI Research to Practitioners and StakeholdersChristian Remy and Elaine M. HuangChapter 8: Negotiating and Engaging with Environmental Public Policy at Different ScalesVanessa ThomasChapter 9: On the Inherent Contradictions of Teaching Sustainability at a Technical UniversityElina Eriksson and Daniel PargmanChapter 10: Participation in Design for SustainabilityJanet Davis and Sandra Burri Gram-HansenResponse 3a: Connected and ComplicitMél HoganResponse 3b: From Participatory Design to Participatory Governance through Sustainable HCI Rónán KennedyPhoto Essay 5: AirstreamEli BlevisPart 4: Inspiring FuturesChapter 11: A Sustainable Place: Everyday Designers as Place MakersAudrey Desjardins, Xiaolan Wang, and Ron WakkaryChapter 12: Interaction Design for Sustainability Futures: Towards Worldmaking InteractionsRoy BendorChapter 13: Think Local Act Local: The Case of Burning Mana.m. tsaasan and Bonnie NardiResponse 4: Sustainability Futures and the Future of Sustainable HCIYolande StrengersPhoto Essay 6: Locked GateEli BlevisEpilogue: Mike Hazas and Lisa P. Nathan

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