Interactive philanthropy: an interactive public installation to explore the use of gaming for charity

Authors:
Tuduyen Annie Nguyen;David Kodinsky;William Skelton;Parminder Kaur;Yu Yin;Anijo Mathew;Santosh Basapur
Affiliations:
IIT Institute of Design;IIT Institute of Design;IIT Institute of Design;IIT Institute of Design;IIT Institute of Design;IIT Institute of Design;IIT Institute of Design and Motorola Mobility, Chicago
Venue:
Proceedings of the Designing Interactive Systems Conference
Year:
2012

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Abstract

This paper highlights the results and future implications of a project aimed at understanding how the combination of game mechanics and a large-scale public installation might affect an individuals' willingness to donate to a charitable organization. The research attempts to determine if the use of an interactive public installation is an effective tool for educating the general public and inciting individuals to give to a worthy cause.