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Paul Doney
Head of Subject
School Of Built Environment, Engineering And Computing
0113 81 23713 P.Doney@leedsbeckett.ac.ukAbout Paul Doney
Paul is a Principal Lecturer and has 20 years of experience working in HE. He has taken on many leadership roles and currently leads on enterprise and employability. Paul is an active researcher with interest in persuasive technology.
Paul has long experience of HE and has taken on numerous leadership roles, including course leadership and the role of Subject Group Leader. He oversaw the expansion of the computing curriculum from a single course to a portfolio that included the emerging specialist areas of Computer Forensics and Security.
Paul has recently turned his attention to building a stronger research profile and is currently enrolled on a part time research degree. Working with colleagues under the banner of 'Assistive Technologies' Paul has started to investigate ways in which Persuasive Technology can be applied to systems promoting behaviour change in a more effective manner.
Current Teaching
- Team Project
- Production Project
- Internet Systems Development
- Advanced Internet Development
Research Interests
Paul has an interest in HCI issues and in particular applying a user centred approach to the development of digital tools. He is currently registered on a PhD and investigating the use of persuasive technology as applied to systems promoting positive behaviour change. This work is in the context of weight management.
Paul is exploring methods for generating new insights to well established areas of study and is exploring the use of a Design Thinking approach to generating these new insights.
Selected Publications
Conference proceedings (peer reviewed) (3)
- Doney P; Fabri M (2015) Seeking New Insights: A Design Thinking Approach to Persuasive Technology Aimed at Supporting Clients of a Weight Management Program. In: Romanian HCI Conference - RoCHI 2015 Bucharest, Romania 20150924. : , pp. .
View Repository Record - Doney P; Evans R; Fabri M (2014) Keeping creative writing on track: Co-designing a framework to support behavior change. In: . : Springer, pp. 631-642.
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07668-3_61 - Doney P; Evans R; Fabri M (2014) Keeping creative writing on track: Co-designing a framework to support behavior change. In: . : , pp. 631-642.
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07668-3-61
View Repository Record
Conference contributions (1)
- Doney P (2018) A Design Thinking Approach to the Design of a Digital Tool to Support People on a Weight Management Journey Belfast 20180704. : .
Conference proceedings (peer reviewed) (3)
- Doney P; Fabri M (2015) Seeking New Insights: A Design Thinking Approach to Persuasive Technology Aimed at Supporting Clients of a Weight Management Program. In: Romanian HCI Conference - RoCHI 2015 Bucharest, Romania 20150924. : , pp. .
View Repository Record - Doney P; Evans R; Fabri M (2014) Keeping creative writing on track: Co-designing a framework to support behavior change. In: . : Springer, pp. 631-642.
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07668-3_61 - Doney P; Evans R; Fabri M (2014) Keeping creative writing on track: Co-designing a framework to support behavior change. In: . : , pp. 631-642.
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07668-3-61
View Repository Record
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