10. PDC 2008: Bloomington, Indiana, USA

Large systems

• Jesper Simonsen, Morten Hertzum:
  Participative design and the challenges of large-scale systems: extending the iterative PD approach. 1-10
  
• Liv Karen Johannessen, Gunnar Ellingsen:
  Lightweight methods in heavyweight organizations. 11-20
  
• Christine Reidl, Marianne Tolar, Ina Wagner:
  Impediments to change: the case of implementing an electronic patient record in three oncology clinics. 21-30
  

Communities

• Jan Heß, Sinja Offenberg, Volkmar Pipek:
  Community driven development as participation?: involving user communities in a software design process. 31-40
  
• Carl F. DiSalvo, Illah R. Nourbakhsh, David Holstius, Ayça Akin, Marti Louw:
  The Neighborhood Networks project: a case study of critical engagement and creative expression through participatory design. 41-50
  
• Andrew Clement, Terry Costantino, Dan Kurtz, Mike Tissenbaum:
  Participatory design and web 2.0: the case of PIPWatch, the collaborative privacy toolbar. 51-60
  

Methods

• Teemu Leinonen, Tarmo Toikkanen, Katrina Silfvast:
  Software as hypothesis: research-based design methodology. 61-70
  
• Kari Rönkkö, Mats Hellman, Yvonne Dittrich:
  PD method and socio-political context of the development organization. 71-80
  
• Andy Dearden, Syed Mohammed Haider Rizvi:
  Participatory IT design and participatory development: a comparative review. 81-91
  

Politics

• Pelle Ehn:
  Participation in design things. 92-101
  
• Birgitta Bergvall-Kåreborn, Anna Ståhlbröst:
  Participatory design: one step back or two steps forward? 102-111
  
• Joan Greenbaum:
  Participatory problem solving through interactive environments. 112-117
  

Families and children

• Anne Marie Kanstrup, Pernille Bertelsen, Marie Glasemann, Niels Boye:
  Design for more: an ambient perspective on diabetes. 118-127
  
• Yanki Lee, Jo-Anne Bichard:
  'Teen-scape': designing participations for the design excluded. 128-137
  
• Ole Sejer Iversen, Christian Dindler:
  Pursuing aesthetic inquiry in participatory design. 138-145
  

Methods I

• Katharina Bredies, Sandra Buchmüller, Gesche Joost:
  The gender perspective in cultural probes. 146-149
  
• Mariana Salgado, Andrea Botero:
  Opening exhibitions: the visually impaired and the design of probes packages. 150-153
  
• Souleymane Boundaouda Camara, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Lynne Dunckley:
  Exploring the problem domain: a socio-technical ICT design for the developing world. 154-157
  

Methods II

• Lars Erik Holmquist:
  Bootlegging: multidisciplinary brainstorming with cut-ups. 158-161
  
• Elke Beck, Marianna Obrist, Regina Bernhaupt, Manfred Tscheligi:
  Instant card technique: how and why to apply in user-centered design. 162-165
  
• K. Maike Hecht, Susanne Maaß:
  Teaching participatory design. 166-169
  

Methods III

• Sisse Finken, Dagny Stuedahl:
  Silence' as an analytical category for PD. 170-173
  
• Froukje Sleeswijk Visser, Merlijn Kouprie:
  Stimulating empathy in ideation workshops. 174-177
  
• Helma van Rijn, Pieter Jan Stappers:
  Expressions of ownership: motivating users in a co-design process. 178-181
  

Nature of participation I

• Daria Loi:
  Of participation in industry: a hybridized possibility? 182-185
  
• Jacob Buur, Ben Matthews:
  Participatory innovation: a research agenda. 186-189
  
• Keld Bødker, Maren Fich Granlien:
  Participation and representation: a discussion based upon a case study in the Danish healthcare sector. 190-193
  

Nature of participation II

• Connor Graham, Mark Rouncefield:
  Probes and participation. 194-197
  
• Douglas Schuler:
  Towards Liberating Voices 2.0. 198-201
  
• Vincenzo D'Andrea, Arthur B. Baskin, Robert E. Reinke:
  Software development for a distributed community of practice: lessons learned from fifteen years of participatory design on a single system. 202-205
  

Nature of participation III

• Brendon Clark:
  Resources for action in the negotiation of participatory design projects. 206-209
  
• George Triantafyllakos, George Palaigeorgiou, Ioannis A. Tsoukalas:
  Collaborative design as narrative. 210-213
  
• Ana-Paula Correia, Farrah D. Yusop:
  "I don't want to be empowered": the challenge of involving real-world clients in instructional design experiences. 214-216
  

Nature of participation IV

• Helena Karasti, Karen S. Baker:
  Community Design: growing one's own information infrastructure. 217-220
  
• Andy Dearden, Syed Mohammed Haider Rizvi:
  Adapting participatory and agile software methods to participatory rural development. 221-225
  
• Romain Zeiliger, Frederic Vermeulin, Liliane Esnault, Naima Cherchem:
  Experiencing pitfalls in the participatory design of social computing services. 226-229
  

Community

• William Ryan, William R. Hazlewood, Kevin Makice:
  Twitterspace: a co-developed display using Twitter to enhance community awareness. 230-233
  
• Susan MacDonald, Andrew Clement:
  Participatory tensions in developing a community learning network. 234-237
  
• Michael B. Twidale, Ingbert R. Floyd:
  Infrastructures from the bottom-up and the top-down: can they meet in the middle? 238-241
  

Designing (for) organizations

• Lakshmi Kumar:
  Beginnings in protecting privacy by pretentious invasion. 242-245
  
• Peter H. Jones:
  Socialization of practice in a process world: toward participatory organizations. 246-249
  
• Christian Briggs, Kevin Makice:
  Bricks and clicks: participatory organizational design through microparticipation. 250-253
  

Games & children

• Astrid Weiss, Daniela Wurhofer, Regina Bernhaupt, Elke Beck, Manfred Tscheligi:
  "This is a flying shopping trolley": a case study of participatory design with children in a shopping context. 254-257
  
• Wendy Keay-Bright:
  ReacTickles Global: a non-textual mobile & networked play space. 258-261
  
• Daniel Volk:
  Co-creative game development in a participatory Metaverse. 262-265
  

Urban participatory design I

• Andrea Botero, Joanna Saad-Sulonen:
  Co-designing for new city-citizen interaction possibilities: weaving prototypes and interventions in the design and development of Urban Mediator. 266-269
  
• Fiona Redhead, Margot Brereton:
  Getting to the nub of neighbourhood interaction. 270-273
  
• Johanna Nuojua, Antti Juustila, Toni Räisänen, Kari Kuutti, Leena Soudunsaari:
  Exploring web-based participation methods for urban planning. 274-277
  

Urban participatory design II

• Yanki Lee, Atsue Takeoka, Satoko Fukuyoshi, Shoko Sameshima:
  'Design your home pack' co-designing tools to design homes and houses. 278-281
  
• Katie Shilton, Nithya Ramanathan, Sasank Reddy, Vidyut Samanta, Jeff Burke, Deborah Estrin, Mark H. Hansen, Mani B. Srivastava:
  Participatory design of sensing networks: strengths and challenges. 282-285
  
• Dennis de Jong:
  Participatory design and road safety and design. 286-289
  

Panels

• Amir M. Naghsh, Karin Danielsson, Gerhard Fischer, Tone Bratteteig, Jeanette Blomberg, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera:
  Distributed-PD: challenges and opportunities. 290-291
  
• David Hakken, Vincenzo D'Andrea, Maurizio Teli, Brad Wheeler:
  What to do when you've been made an offer you can't refuse: what participatory design and FLOSS (free/libre and/or open source software) have to teach each other about the corporate embrace. 292
  
• Andy Dearden, Syed Mohammed Haider Rizvi, Rogerio DePaula, Cecilia Oyugi, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus:
  Participatory design and international development. 293-294
  

Workshops

• Cecilia Oyugi, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Lynne Dunckley, Susan M. Dray:
  The challenges for participatory design in the developing world. 295-296
  
• Annelie Ekelin, Pirjo Elovaara, Christina Mörtberg:
  Exploring digital storytelling as a method for participatory design. 297-298
  
• Katja Battarbee, Andrea Botero Cabrera, Tuuli Mattelmäki, Francesca Rizzo:
  Designed for co-designers. 299-300
  
• Kristin Hanks, Muzaffer Ozakca, Kevin Makice, Kathryn Clodfelter:
  Social informatics and participatory design: exploring ways to inform one another. 301-302
  
• Vincenzo D'Andrea, David Hakken, Erik Stolterman:
  Including social contexts when broadening computing education. 303-304
  
• Lois Weaver, Ann Light, Patrick G. T. Healey, Gini Simpson:
  Participatory prototyping proposal: performance methods for engaging in design. 305-306
  

Tutorials

• Peter H. Jones:
  Dialogic design: harnessing collective wisdom for democratic design and action. 307-308
  
• Monika Büscher, Preben Holst Mogensen:
  Introduction to PD: old and new challenges, motivations, opportunities. 309
  

Participatory art installations

• Lois Weaver, Ann Light, Patrick G. T. Healey, Gini Simpson:
  Proposal for a participatory performance: a long table on design at the margins. 310-311
  
• Sareena Sernsukskul, Ann McDonald:
  addingPositivity. 312-313
  
• Hugh Musick:
  Paper boats: PDC 08, Bloomington, IN. 314
  
• Rebecca P. Stern, Aisling Kelliher:
  Body-technology interfaces. 315-316
  
• Sarah Hatton, Joseph Adams, Isaac Wallis:
  Supacollager: a ParticiPART installation proposal for enabling multi-user defined web-image collages. 317-319
  

Posters and interactive demonstrations

• Uttam Kokil, Joelle Jeanne:
  Designing wearable educational games for children. 320-321
  
• Shoji Kajita, Kenji Mase:
  Stepwise development of survivor confirmation system in Nagoya University and its analysis from participatory design. 322-323
  
• Petra Ahde, Jussi Mikkonen:
  Hello: bracelets communicating nearby presence of friends. 324-325
  
• Jeffrey Gutkin, Patricia Schoknecht:
  Wagnerpedia: a study of social cognition and wikis, linking academic courses and community partners. 326-327
  
• Andrew Clement, Terry Costantino:
  Interactive demonstration of PIPWatch: the collaborative privacy enhancing and accountability toolbar. 328-329
  

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