Cloud to Cloud - user test #1

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Welcome to Cloud to Cloud's user test for interaction.

Cloud to Cloud is an interdisiplinary project, with a focus on digital carbon footprint.

It‘s currently being developed by Youran Song (product design, B.A.), Julia Mellert and Simon Sasse (both computer science, M.A), under the course “digital:sovereignity“ offered by Free University of Berlin and Weissensee Academy of Art Berlin, led by Prof. Dr. Claudia Müller-Birn, Prof. Thomas Ness, Prof. Judith Glaser.

04/12/2021

Your age group? *

Your gender? *

Female

Male

Other

Your nationality? *

How many hours do you spend online everyday? *

0-3 hours

3-6 hours

more than 6 hours

Do you consider yourself as a heavy user of the internet? *

Yes

Maybe

Would you like to know more about your own digital activity (e.g. time spent, data volume)? *

Not at all

Very much

Why?

Just to have a general picture of my digital activity

To save money

For my physical well-being

To keep a certain digital-physical balance

For my data security

For minimizing environmental impact

Other:

Meet the Cuckoo. It tracks your data consumption, and translates it into digital carbon footprint. Everyday before bedtime, it informs you whether your footprint overshot your daily budget or not.

When you don‘t overshoot, the cuckoo‘s appearance in AR would evolve with the growth of your amount of carbon saved. Would you save up more to see the cuckoo evolve? *

Not at all

Very much

When you overshoot your daily budget, would a penalty makes you be more careful not to on the next day? *

Not at all

Very much

Which scenario is more of a penalty for you? *

Scenario on the left, when the bird makes a loud and alarming sound, and fill your room with blinking red light

Scenario on the right, when the bird makes indistinguishable noise and reset the decoration in AR back to nothing

Neither

Both

Other:

What motivates you more, rewards or penalties? *

Rewards

Penalties

When both exists, rewards for saving and penalties for overshoot

Other:

Comments or suggestions for rewards or penalties? Much appreciated by the cuckoo bird.

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