Call for papers		Jonathan Back, Dominic Furniss, Simon Attfield, Stephen Hassard and Ann Blandford Exploring the importance of reflection in the control room University College London   Travis J. Brown Self informatics: Considerations for designing technology which supports user reflection Indiana University   Daragh Byrne and Gareth J.F. Jones Creating stories for reflection from multimodal lifelog content: An initial investigation Dublin City University   Brett Clippingdale, Mark W. Newman, Martha E. Pollack and Michael A. Fauman Reflecting on mood and movement University of Michigan   Matt Eliot Toward the ideal self: Investigating potential technologies for self-improvement University of Washington   Rowanne Fleck Supporting reflection on experience with SenseCam University of Sussex   Elizabeth Goodman Learning in nature: Reflection as means and motivation University of California Berkeley   Brian M. Landry Designing for personal reflection: The role of reflection in photo-based communication Georgia Institute of Technology   Siān E. Lindley, Dave Randall, Maxine Glancy, Nicola Smyth and Richard Harper Reflecting on oneself and on others: Multiple perspectives via SenseCam Microsoft Research Cambridge, Manchester Metropolitan University, BBC Research Innovation   Richard Morris Supporting collaboration and reflection with digital tabletops Open University   James Pierce Designing for material awareness in everyday life Indiana University Bloomington   Elaine Raybourn Intercultural competence game-based training that fosters reflection Sandia National Laboratories
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