Design of Technologies for Collaborative Interaction
In this research exercise, students delve into field research methods for designing technology aimed at enhancing collaborative interactions. The tasks include data collection, stakeholder mapping, user observation, and network analysis.
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U User Research in the Design of ser Research in the Design of Technologies for Technologies for Collaborative Interaction Interaction - - Exercise Collaborative Exercise https://tedco.se/
Summary Summary & Learning & Learning goals goals The students work practically with relevant factors for performing field research when designing technology for collaborative interaction, using different types of methods (ethnography, artifact ecology, and network analysis). LEARNING GOALS Students will be able to: apply three types of methods for doing field research in the design of technology for collaborative interaction. reflect on practical aspects of doing field research for collaborative interaction.
Exercise Exercise Collect data to meet the needs set by the design brief. What do people do? What do people want? What is important for people (values)? To Do: 1. Plan your strategy Make a stakeholder mapping Observe & Interview people Make an artefact ecology analysis Make a positional and relational network analysis Think about: Questions to ask. What is important? How will you get the right kind of information? Documentation? 2. Execute the plan Do not design or ideate focus on gathering information!
Design Design brief brief ( (example example) ) A large shopping center has hired YOU to design some collaborative technology to improve the shopping experience for pairs and groups of people visiting the center (or replace this design brief with your own)
Report Report in Class in Class 1st slide - Stakeholder map who are the direct and indirect stakeholders 2nd slide - Strategy and aim for user research what did you do and why 3rd slide - What did you learn about users 4th slide Reflect: What else could you do, or do different next time Keep it short and to the point!
References References & & Recommended Recommended reading reading Sharp, Preece, & Rogers. 2019. Interaction Design: Beyond Human- Computer Interaction. Chapter 8. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN: 111954730X, 9781119547303 Martin, David & Rodden, Tom & Rouncefield, Mark & Sommerville, Ian & Viller, Stephen. (2001). Finding Patterns in the Fieldwork. DOI: 10.1007/0-306-48019-0_3.
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