Situated Actions¶
Suchman, L. (2006). Situated Actions. Human-Machine Reconfigurations.
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Mechanisms¶
- Workflow Ethnography
- Its sensitivity to situated action — the way real conduct is improvised against the specifics of a moment rather than executed from a plan — is exactly what makes it catch what logs and surveys miss.
This sourceTreats plans as resources rather than determinants of conduct and emphasizes action’s contingent construction in specific local circumstances.
- Its sensitivity to situated action — the way real conduct is improvised against the specifics of a moment rather than executed from a plan — is exactly what makes it catch what logs and surveys miss.
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