lifelogging
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- noun
- /ˈlaɪfˌlɔɡɪŋ/
- Specialized
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lifelogging
- lifelogging allows people to capture every event and experience in their lives using digital devices.
Examples
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The basic idea behind lifelogging is simple enough: wear a couple of small, unobtrusive camera chips and microphones at all times.
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Lifelogging offers the promise of indexing and retrieving the unwritten and undocumented.
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On the topic of lifelogging, something I see as being a current version is the cycling community in London.
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Personally, I look at biology when I think about lifelogging.
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We will probably need this even if lifelogging doesn't take off.
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Under lifelogging, we're talking about everything you've ever done or said.
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Lifelogging today is in its infancy, but it's going to be a major disruptive technology within two decades.
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Through lifelogging, I can review my daily activities and track my personal growth over time.
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Many enthusiasts practice lifelogging to create a digital diary that encompasses their entire lives.
Synonyms
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A book in which you write every day about what happened and how you feel
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A book you use to write personal thoughts and daily events
How Continuous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lifelogging combines life and log; log is the same word in logbook and means a 'record' of events. So lifelogging is a way of always 'recording' your daily activities and experiences with digital devices.