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• A Photo Every Minute: One Year Later
  |Related tools= Photos ...ote>Rob Shields has been wearing a camera phone around his neck that takes photos every minute. He has been doing this since August of last year. In this vid
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• How Food Tracking Supported Becoming a Vegetarian
  ...e decided to track the project that he shares in this video. Through using photos on his smart phone, he was able to document his diet and reflect on the pro ...o this, and the simplest possible thing I could think of, that was to take photos of my food with my smart phone.
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• Tracking Across Generations
  ...retty much like every square inch of the house was like covered with these photos. I also uploaded to Google photos and my external hard drive, but yeah, it was a lot. And I had to run a cabl
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• Project LifeSlice
  ...red by a project done by a friend's art project (which similarly took many photos of himself over time, categorizing them by algorithmic predictions of his e
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• New Horizons
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Bruno van den Elshout |Related tools= Photos, camera |Related topics= Social life and social media }} ...this one single place can be just with time passing. Then I put all of the photos together at the end of the year and this is what it looks like. It starts w
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• Life Logging: Using Spreadsheets
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Phil von Stade |Related tools= Excel, Photos |Related topics= Social life and social media,lifelogging }} ...tool as a way to leverage your accomplishments and as an index to 150,000+ photos! A simple spreadsheet can be your friend. </blockquote>
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• Owning My Quantified Self Data
  ...me a quick way to enter the common things that I eat and drink and attach photos. With photos it doesn’t quite work that way because Instagram doesn’t have a very go
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• Data Exploration With Fluxtream/BodyTrack
  ...clock or a list, a map, timelines, or a grid of photos and you can see the photos compactly.
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• This Is What I Ate
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Ellis Bartholomeus |Related tools= Photos |Related topics= Food tracking }} ...resolution, she wanted to keep track of what she eats. She started sharing photos of her food and drinks daily on Facebook as an experiment for three months.
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• Debugging My Allergy
  ...d intake, my water, beverages and also supplements. So you see some of the photos of some of the food I’ve been eating since the beginning of May and also
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• Weight Loss Through Embodied Learning
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Robin Barooah |Related tools= Photos, Notes |Related topics= Diet and weight loss, Food tracking }} ...ble with having as my icon in these social networks. So I had someone take photos of me, and the only photo that I felt comfortable with was one with me like
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• High-Frequency Blood Glucose Testing
  ...nd the peaks and went back to all my data sources and tried to find, in my photos for instance that day, so I found evidence of what I did. ...oto and identifies that as a photo of food. So you don’t have to sort your photos, then you can put it on a timeline with your glucose values.
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• Which Grasses Aggravate My Allergies?
  ...igh-resolution positions and then also I did a couple of rounds time-lapse photos of the vegetation that I was passing while I was running the same loop in t And I used a GoPro camera for taking photos of the different locations I was passing. And then I’m also creating a ne
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• We Are All Going To Die: How Is Our Digital Life Preserved
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Mark Krynsky |Related tools= Plex, Photos |Related topics= Media, Social life and social media }} ...ng to aggregate social data into a single timeline, so I basically putting photos on Flickr, uploading videos on YouTube, sending out tweets. And what I want
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• A Year of Diabetes Data
  |Related tools= Google sheet, blood glucose monitor, Photos ...I created a system where I could see the blood sugar across the top of my photos across the bottom. And I could quickly find the meal that I wanted to look
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• Neurologica
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Arend Visser |Related tools= Photos |Related topics= Media, Stress, Brain activity }}
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• Sophia (w/ Richard Sachs)
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Karen Herzog |Related tools= Journal, Photos |Related topics= Social life and social media }} ...like any parents do we started to chronical her life, all the normal ways, photos and videos and all the cards and emails that families sends to you and the
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• A Reversed Calendar
  ...time to 2005 and contains eight years of mood and stress data, along with photos, micro diary entries, and poetry. </blockquote>
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• Diabetes, Databetes & Marathon Training
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Doug Kanter |Related tools= Photos, phone, blood glucose monitor |Related topics= Food tracking, Metabolism }}
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• 30 Days of Rejection Therapy
  {{Project Infobox|Self researchers= Mark Moschel |Related tools= Photos, Excel |Related topics= Stress, Social life and social media, Confidence }}
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