Participatory Design¶
Kensing, F., & Blomberg, J. (1998). Participatory Design: Issues and Concerns. Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 7(3–4), 3-4.
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Mechanisms¶
- Local Co-Design Sprint
- This mechanism sits squarely in the tradition of participatory design — the principle that the people who will use a system should shape it — and inherits both its power and its standing caution that participation without real decision rights is theatre.
This sourceDescribes participatory design as involving the people affected by a system in shaping its design and attending to participation and power.
- This mechanism sits squarely in the tradition of participatory design — the principle that the people who will use a system should shape it — and inherits both its power and its standing caution that participation without real decision rights is theatre.
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