Blog Prompts

Thank you for agreeing to participate in this study. Your contributions to the blog are a central component of the research. You are asked to spend about 5-10 minutes per day writing in the blog. The following prompts are designed to help guide your blog entries and keep you focused. As noted in the Consent Letter you signed, your identity as a blog writer will be known to the researchers and other study participants, but you will remain anonymous in any publication material resulting from this study.

Daily Prompts:
Feel free to use these prompts as a template for each blog post or just write more freely while keeping in mind the general focus of these prompts.
·       Did you use the glasses today? If not, why not?
·       For approximately how long did you wear the glasses today?
·       Where did you use the glasses today?
·       What did you use the glasses for today?
·       Did you use any functions of the glasses that you have not used on other days?
·       What is the best experience you had with the glasses today?
·       What is the worst experience you had with the glasses?
·       Did the glasses function as you expected today? If not, please provide specific details.
·       Did the glasses prompt any reactions from others today? In responding to this question, do not reveal the identities of others, and limit your comments to personal reflections “I noticed that the people I interacted with today made less eye contact with me than usual.”
·       Were there any functions you would have liked the glasses to assist you with today?
·       Anything else you want to add about your experience using the glasses today?

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