PDC 2014 Conference Proceedings - volume 2

SESSION: Short Papers, Industry Cases, Workshop Descriptions, Doctoral Consortium papers, and Keynote abstracts

• Participation for the unengaged

  Guri Verne, Ida Braaten

  1-4

• "... so what?": limitations of participatory design on decision-making in urban planning

  Mariana Salgado, Michail Galanakis

  5-8

• Towards commons design in participatory design

  Sanna Marttila, Andrea Botero, Joanna Saad-Sulonen

  9-12

• Ethical dilemmas and PD as important steps towards critical e-government design

  Jesper B. Berger

  13-16

• Exploring participation in the design of public library e-services

  Terry Costantino, Steven LeMay, Linnea Vizard, Heather Moore, Dara Renton, Sandra Gornall, Ian Strang

  17-20

• Attuning to Ma (between-ness) in designing

  Yoko Akama

  21-24

• Mutual learning as a resource for research design

  Toni Robertson, Tuck W. Leong, Jeannette Durick, Treffyn Koreshoff

  25-28

• Design decisions and the sharing of power in PD

  Tone Bratteteig, Ina Wagner

  29-32

• Challenges in doing participatory design with people with dementia

  Niels Hendriks, Liesbeth Huybrechts, Andrea Wilkinson, Karin Slegers

  33-36

• Make-and-tell in Haspenwood: on generativity in sustainable design

  Liesbeth Huybrechts, Jessica Schoffelen, Ben Hagenaars

  37-40

• Blind tennis: extreme users and participatory design

  Matt Ratto, Isaac Record, Ginger Coons, Max Julien

  41-44

• Approaches to participatory design in Africa in the age of cloud computing

  Vincent Shaw, Jorn Braa

  45-48

• Research at the margin: participatory design and community based participatory research

  Robert Racadio, Emma J. Rose, Beth E. Kolko

  49-52

• Understanding public transport design constraints by using mock-ups in stakeholder conversations

  Tim Tompson, Martin Tomitsch

  53-56

• ShambaConnect: case study on the hybrid design of an application for Kenyan extension officers

  Leonida Mutuku, Kennedy Kirui, Mark Kamau

  57-61

• Enhancing collaborative rule-making on global sustainability concerns through participatory design: a research agenda based empirically on United Nations developments on business conduct

  Karin Buhmann

  63-66

• Scaling up co-design: research projects as design things

  Andy Dearden, Ann Light, Theodore Zamenopoulos, Paula Graham, Emma Plouviez, Sophia de Sousa

  67-70

• The biography of participation

  Bente Christensen, Line Silsand, Rolf Wynn, Gunnar Ellingsen

  71-74

• Glocal participatory design: designerly approaches for trans-local climate change initiatives

  H?kan Edeholt, Henry Nsaiszeka Mainsah

  75-78

• Participants' view on personal gains and PD process

  Julia A. Garde, Mascha C. van der Voort

  79-82

• Participatory design through a cultural lens: insights from postcolonial theory

  Henry Mainsah, Andrew Morrison

  83-86

• The culture question in participatory design

  David Hakken, Paula Mat?

  87-91

• Participatory exploration of digitalizing cultural content: getting married. are we ready?

  Kasper Rodil, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Gereon Koch Kapuire, Colin Stanley, Shilumbe Chivuno-Kuria

  93-97

• Embroidering self-knowledge: systematization of experiences and participatory design of weaving as a caring practice in Cartago, Valle, Colombia

  Tania P?rez-Bustos, Manuel Franco-Avellaneda

  99-102

• Youth empowerment: the role of service design and mobile technology in accessing reproductive health information

  Hedvig N. K. Iipito (Mendonca), Izak Van Zyl

  103-106

• Re-considering participation in social media designs

  Dagny Stuedahl, Sarah Lowe

  107-110

• Collaborative extension of biodiversity monitoring protocols in the bird watching community

  Mark Cottman-Fields, Margot Brereton, Jason Wimmer, Paul Roe

  111-114

• Embedding participatory agendas in industry: the legacy of PD

  Jeanette Blomberg

  115-115

• Exploring the potential for participatory design in Africa

  Jeanette Blomberg, Penny Hagen, Daria Loi, Yaw "Dk" Osseo-Asare, Charity Wayua, Juha Miettinen, Ayorkor Korsah

  117-117

• Powers of ten: acquiring sense of ownership in grow

  Yuki Uchida, Fumiko Ichikawa, Hiroshi Tamura

  119-122

• Participatory design process to solve social issues in local community: a use case

  Koki Kusano, Takehiko Ohno, Naohiko Kohtake

  123-126

• Participatory design in Namibia

  McAlbert Katjivirue

  127-128

• Hublink: a case study in participatory design and open source in the third sector

  Lisa Haskel, Paula Graham

  129-132

• Participatory design of public library e-services

  Terry Costantino, Steven LeMay, Linnea Vizard, Heather Moore, Dara Renton, Sandra Gornall, Ian Strang

  133-136

• Participation, an enabler of success

  Michelle Gilmore

  137-140

• Co-designing with weaving communities in Laos

  Nanci Takeyama

  141-144

• Using a service design perspective to create an employee community of practice

  Delia Grenville

  145-149

• I rock woman/woman beats drum installation

  Junelle Stroh, Blessing Mbonambi

  151-152

• The e-Baobab: connecting citizens on various matters

  Elia Theophilus, Beate Zorn, Naska Goagoses, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Michel Onwordi

  153-154

• The skyline theatre

  Kathryn M?ller, Helen Harris, Vanessa Ruhlig

  155-156

• Participatory mural at Pashukeni pre-primary school

  John M. Kalunda

  157-158

• ADA: analog interactive installation

  Karina Smigla-Bobinski

  159-160

• Hug a tree in Africa

  M?nica Mendes, Pedro ?ngelo, Nuno Correia, Valentina Nisi, Nuno Nunes, Donovan Costa

  161-163

• Prayer flags: non-violence and equality in a connected society

  Nicky Marais, Kim Modise, Helena Hangula

  165-166

• Virtual welcome guide for interactive museums

  Oliver Weede, Simon H. Muchinenyika, Hippolyte N. Muyingi

  167-169

• Radio Healer: hacking the Wii remote to perform indigenous re-imagined ceremony

  Crist?bal Martinez, Randy Kemp, Raven Kemp, Joe French, Robert Esler

  171-172

• "Boxstillation" and the war on packaging

  Kay Cowley

  173-174

• Persuasive souvenir

  Simon H. Muchinenyika, Oliver Weede, Hippolyte N. Muyingi

  175-176

• The journey of connection: reflecting on the paths and patterns of human connection

  Jacques S. Mushaandja, Nambowa Malua, Dimitri Karon

  177-178

• From sheep to product: a design exploration into the benefit of collective creativity in upcycling waste and generating value

  Kirstin Wiedow

  179-180

• The river of life art piece

  Hangula P. Werner, Corris Kaapehi, Foibe Amundaba, Maria Johannes, Fernando Filipe

  181-182

• Quest for fire, water, earth and air: an interaction design bus and art installation reflecting climate change concerns through human and elemental connectedness

  Alettia V. Chisin, Johan van Niekerk, Mugendi K. M. M'Rithaa

  183-185

• Breathing with timbre of the tones

  Martin Sp?hler, Beate Zorn

  187-188

• Utopias of participation: design, criticality, and emancipation

  Shaowen Bardzell

  189-190

• Utopias lost and futures-in-the-making: marginal notes on innovation, design and democracy

  Pelle Ehn

  191-193

• Where's love in e-waste?

  Thomas James Lodato, Daria Loi

  191-193

• Workshop: indigenous knowledge for Wikipedia

  Peter Gallert

  199-200

• My dream world 2: constructing the service prototype with Namibian youth

  Satu Miettinen, Vikki Du Preez, Shilumbe Chivuno-Kuria, Hedvig Mendonca Ipito

  201-202

• Teaching participatory design

  Barbara Andrews, Shaowen Bardzell, Andrew Clement, Vincenzo D'Andrea, David Hakken, Giacomo Poderi, Jesper Simonsen, Maurizio Teli

  203-204

• Analyzing the politics of PD: a conceptual investigation

  Tone Bratteteig, Ina Wagner

  205-206

• Community-based co-design in Okomakuara a contribution to 'design in the wild'

  Gereon Koch Kapuire, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Colin Stanley, Shilumbe Chivuno-Kuria, Kasper Rodil, McAlbert Katjivirue, Ernest Tjitendero

  207-208

• Co-design in action: solving a Namibian unemployment challenge with service design approach and stakeholders

  Essi Kuure

  211-212

• Co-design in action with children: using service design approach to solve a Namibian reading culture challenge

  Essi Kuure

  211-212

• Participation for development

  Yvonne Dittrich, Retha De La Harpe, Mikko Korpela, Gertrudes Macueve, Rahel Bekele, Jens Kaasb?ll

  213-214

• Workshop: mapping and bridging the design and business gap

  Joanna Kwiatkowska, Agnieszka Sz?stek, David Lamas, Marcin Piotrowski

  215-216

• Design anthropology in participatory design from ethnography to anthropological critique?

  Rachel Charlotte Smith, Mette Gislev Kj?rsgaard

  217-218

• Evaluation, sustainability and long-term effects of participatory design projects

  Claus Bossen, Christian Dindler, Julia Garde, Volkmar Pipek

  219-220

• Infrastructuring, collaboration and evolving socio-material practices of changing our world

  Claus Bossen, Pelle Ehn, Helena Karasti, Carl Di Salvo, Andrew Clement, Volkmar Pipek, Yvonne Dittrich

  221-222

• Facilitating collaboration between industry and educational institutions to promote work integrated learning ePortfolio development

  Carver Pop, Delvaline M?wes

  223-224

• Creative participation and mobile ecologies among resource-constrained aspirant designers in Cape Town, South Africa

  Anja Venter

  225-228

• Mediating an invisible relation: formalizing the exhibition as the linking artifact between curators and visitors

  Teresa Macchia

  229-232

• Bridging the gaps: building on experience with participatory design

  Lisa Haskel

  233-236

• Software designing methodology for ICT4D domain

  Amanuel Zewge, Yvonne Dittrich, Rahel Bekele

  237-241

• User participation in mobile money innovation in developing countries

  Juliet Ongwae

  243-246

• Participatory design of persona artefacts for user eXperience in non-WEIRD cultures

  Daniel G. Cabrero

  247-250

• Co-design for community capacity building

  Amanda A. Geppert

  251-254

• Harnessing the potential of ICT for collective empowerment amongst the urban underserved communities

  Maria Rosa Lorini

  255-258

• Everyday life innovation potential: when technology has to make sense. Citizens living in high-risk areas for health, using health-promoting technologies

  Jacob Madsen

  259-262