Although location-based reminder applications have been widely
prototyped, there are few results regarding their impact on people: how are
they used, do they change peoples' behavior, and what features most influence
usefulness. Cell phones provide a compelling platform for the delivery of
location-based reminders within a user's everyday natural context. We present
requirements for location-based reminders resulting from a qualitative study
performed at a university campus, and how these results are influencing ongoing
design of a more comprehensive location-based reminder system.
Pre-2018 CSE ID: CS2005-0826
