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Health Halos: A Class Experiment
I’m currently co-teaching an upper level university course on obesity with my Ph.D. supervisor, Dr. Diane Finegood, and recently gave a lecture exploring topics related to food consumption (the course is modeled around the clusters and variables of the Foresight … Continue reading
Is a picture worth a thousand words…er, calories?
This is Part 4 of my review of iPhone apps that track calories in and calories out (begun on Jan 31st). This week I’ll take a look at two apps that have taken a different approach to tracking calories – … Continue reading
Posted in Behaviour Change, Complexity, Feedback, iPhone apps
Tagged behaviour change, calorie tracking, complex systems, feedback, iPhone, photos, weight loss
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