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Conference Paper
Chan, T. , McMurray, J. , Levy, A. Marie, Wallace, J. R. , & Sveistrup, H. . (2020). Post-Hackathon Learning Circles: Supporting Lean Startup Development. In CHI 2020. post-hackathon-learning-circles-dec27-tc.pdf aw_hh_poster_tc.pdf
Levy, A. M. , McMurray, J. , Chan, T. , & Wallace, J. R. . (2019). Building regional health ecosystem capacity: Post-hackathon learning circles to support early co-design of social isolation solutions for older adults. In 5th Annual AGE-WELL Conference. aw_hh_poster_tc.pdf
Chan, T. , McMurray, J. , Wallace, J. R. , & Sidahmed, A. . (2018). SmartSurveys: Does context influence whether we’ll share healthcare experience data with our smartphone? . In ACM Conference on Interactive Surfaces and Spaces 2018. Association for Computing Machinery. Retrieved from https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3279912
Chan, T. , & Wallace, J. R. . (2018). Changing Peer Support Attitudes with Avatar-based Gamification. In International Conference on Persuasive Technologies.
Chan, T. , & Wallace, J. R. . (2018). Changing Peer Support Attitudes with Avatar-based Gamification. In 3rd Symposium on Computing and Mental Health: Understanding, Engaging, and Delighting Users.. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. CMH2018_paper_02.pdf
Chan, T. , & Wallace, J. R. . (2018). Changing Peer Support Attitudes with Avatar-based Gamification. In Computer Human Interaction. Association for Computing Machinery.
Presentation
Chan, T. . (2019). DO FEMALE AVATARS ENCOURAGE MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT IN GAMIFIED PEER TO PEER (P2P) COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY (CBT)?. Retrieved from https://uwaterloo.ca/w3-represents/do-female-avatars-encourage-mental-health-support-gamified Presentation_Poster
Chan, T. , Costa, M. , Somani, N. , Morita, P. , & Wallace, J. R. . (2018). LIFEHACK - A Serious Game and Simulation by Mongolian Youth to Educate and Motivate Students to make Healthy Choices in Mongolia. Global Health Students and Young Professionals Summit, 2018.
Chan, T. . (2018). Designing for Engagement in Peer-to-Peer Support Using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy with Gamification and the Proteus Effect. Inter-University Workshop, 2018. Toronto.. Retrieved from https://iuw2018.wordpress.com/session2/#4
Thesis
Chan, L. Ting. (2019). Leveraging the Proteus Effect to Motivate Emotional Support in a Serious Game for Mental Health. Public Health and Health Systems. Retrieved from https://uwspace.uwaterloo.ca/handle/10012/15199 chan_longting.pdf