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summary: A Playful Reflection Method Using Pens that Rotate According to Daily Life Logs
credits: Yuichi Yahagi
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# Calomon

Digital tools that support reflection through visualization of life logs have become popular, but most of them are biased toward providing quantitative and one-sided information. The purpose of this study is to explore the possibility of alternative reflection using digital tools. As a method of physical reflection in collaboration with computers, we propose an activity in which users themselves draw their own life logs in a playful manner using a writing tool that physically moves in accordance with their life logs.

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