Exclusionary Evaluations of Participatory Design?
This week’s paper, ‘Evaluation in Participatory Design: A Literature Survey’ by Bossen et al. starts by introducing the core values of participatory …
Evaluation in Participatory Design: A Literature Survey
This paper basically is as the title states a “literature survey” which aims to find out whether the previous work around participatory …
Empathy, Participatory Design and People with Dementia: Sharing is Caring
In the paper “Empathy, Participatory Design and People with Dementia” Lindsey et al. evaluate an adapted Participatory Design method named the ‘KITE …
“We became with them all”: Putting the human before the computer in HCI
Structuring Future Social Relations: The Politics of Care in Participatory Practice In this paper Light and Akama discuss the role of the …
Should we care? Review of ‘Structuring future social relations: the politics of care in participatory practice’
Looking back at Participatory Design — in its historical context, Light and Akama’s paper suggests that its main motives were along the …
Who’s designing? Critical Review of ‘Empathy, participatory design and people with dementia’
Lindsay et al.’s (2012) paper describes a participatory design process targeted towards people with mild to moderate dementia. The process is exemplified …
The Politics of Care in Participatory Practice by Ann Light and Yoko Akama, 2014
This paper [1] explores the fundamental question of the role of the designer and their duty of care upon the end user(s) …
Analysing Evaluation in Participatory Design
In the paper ‘Evaluation in Participatory Design: A Literature Survey’ Bossen, Dindler & Iversen (2016) aim to contribute to the question of …
Participatory design and democratizing innovation
The paper Participatory design and democratizing innovation by Bjorgvinsson, Ehn and Hillgren (2010) was quite fascinating for me personally. The authors introduce …
The Value of “Things”: A Review of “Participatory design and democratizing innovation”
In this paper, Björgvinsson, Ehn and Hildergren provide a summary of some of the initial progress of Malmö Living Labs – a place for …