LIFELOGGING

Who wrote the most famous diary in the English language in the seventeenth century?

• Gordon Bell

• Samuel Pepys

• William Shakespeare

• Jane Austen

When did Samuel Pepys begin and finish his diary?

• 1700-1709

• 1660-1669

• 1800-1809

• 1600-1609

What were the two types of topics that Pepys wrote about in his diary?

• Science and religion

• Politics and fashion

• History and geography

• Famous people and everyday life

According to the recent survey mentioned, what percentage of people said they write in their diary regularly?

• 10%

• 23%

• 40%

• 55%

Why do people between the ages of 35 and 64 tend to keep diaries less often?

• Lack of interest in writing

• Busy with careers and family life

• Limited access to diaries

• Preference for digital technology

What is lifelogging, and who is considered the first lifelogger?

• Keeping a digital diary; Samuel Pepys

• Taking pictures every 30 seconds; Jane Austen

• Recording daily activities on social media; Gordon Bell

• Writing personal experiences in a physical diary; William Shakespeare

How do people in the twenty-first century engage in lifelogging?

• Wearing fitness trackers and sharing on social media

• Writing detailed diaries in notebooks

• Taking yearly photographs and storing them offline

• Posting weekly videos on personal websites

What potential use might historians in the future have for our photos, videos, and comments?

• Analyzing historical events and famous people

• Understanding cultural trends and social customs

• Examining political landscapes and scientific discoveries

• Preserving personal memories and experiences

In Samuel Pepys' diary, he wrote about:

• Historical events in UK

• Lives of famous people in England

• Modern technology advancements

• Sports and entertainment in London

Lifelogging is the practice of:

• Keeping a physical diary

• Collecting autographs from famous people

• Recording daily activities using digital technology

• Writing letters to pen pals