- People
- Administration & Staff
- Research faculty
- Gabriela Aceves-Sepúlveda
- Alissa N. Antle
- Sheelagh Carpendale
- Parmit Chilana
- Jon Corbett
- Steve DiPaola
- Halil Erhan
- Brian Fisher
- Diane Gromala
- Marek Hatala
- Kate Hennessy
- Alireza Karduni
- Sylvain Moreno
- Carman Neustaedter
- Will Odom
- Philippe Pasquier
- Niranjan Rajah
- Bernhard Riecke
- Gillian Russell
- Thecla Schiphorst
- Chris Shaw
- Wolfgang Stuerzlinger
- Ron Wakkary
- Ö. Nilay Yalçin
- Teaching faculty
- Emeritus
- Adjunct Faculty
- Alumni
- Work at SIAT
- Opportunities
- Research
- Programs
- News & Events
- Spaces & Equipment
- StudioSIAT
- Media
- Showcase
- Contact
- Staff & faculty resources
Cloud Gazer
By: Taylen Lee-Chin and Amena Salman
Course: IAT 359 Mobile Computing
Project description: What is the sky like where you’re situated? Is it cloudy, sunny, or do you see the stars in the night sky? Let’s take a moment to pause, look up to the sky and reflect on the clouds as we reconnect with ourselves and the world around us.
Cloud Gazer is a health and wellbeing application built to help users take a moment out of their day to remove themselves from their worries and ground themselves by watching the clouds. Cloud Gazer guides users through a series of steps to help them reflect on their day, beginning with a 30 second guided meditation session to refocus their attention. Afterwards, the user starts the Reflection and takes a moment to write down how they feel. Users can record the type of clouds seen, note their thoughts and feelings, pinpoint their location and capture a photo of their surroundings. Cloud Gazers can choose to keep log entries private for personal journalling or choose to share with the Community, where Cloud Gazers can share about their day.
Learn more about the project on the Cloud Gazer project page.
App demo: