Using technology and constituting structures¶
Orlikowski, W. J. (2000). Using technology and constituting structures: A practice lens for studying technology in organizations. Organization Science, 11(4), 404-428.
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- Cultural Friction
- Adoption is not simple; instead, communities develop new norms—"phone-free dinners," privacy-restrictive settings, algorithmic literacy—that negotiate between the technology's affordances and existing values, a dynamic Orlikowski (2000) analyzes through her practice-lens framework in which technologies-in-use are continuously enacted and reshaped through situated user choices.
This sourcePractice-lens framework in which technologies-in-use are continuously enacted and reshaped through situated user choices, producing emergent norms that negotiate between affordances and existing values.
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The abstract backs Orlikowski's practice lens—technology enacted and reshaped in situated use—but not the norms named here (phone-free dinners, privacy settings).
“I propose an extension to the structurational perspective on technology that develops a practice lens to examine how people, as they interact with a technology in their ongoing practices, enact structures which shape their emergent and situated use of that technology.”
- Adoption is not simple; instead, communities develop new norms—"phone-free dinners," privacy-restrictive settings, algorithmic literacy—that negotiate between the technology's affordances and existing values, a dynamic Orlikowski (2000) analyzes through her practice-lens framework in which technologies-in-use are continuously enacted and reshaped through situated user choices.
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