Authors:
Jennifer Mankoff
In 2006, when I began working in the area of sustainability, it was still a blip on the radar at conferences like CHI. Since then it has been the topic of numerous well-received papers, workshops, and special-interest groups. And following this success have come the first questions about what we are doing, most notably articulated by Paul Dourish in his 2010 article on HCI and environmental sustainability [1]. Thanks to that article and many other readings, I've been feeling an inkling of discomfort with the standard motivation for some of our work on the StepGreen project (research. stepgreen.org). I've…
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