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   pdc2000@cpsr.org

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SIGCHI and SIGGROUP

and

IFIP WG 9.1
Computers and Work

 Corporate sponsors:

Sapient Corporation

Xerox Corporation

 
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Program

List of accepted papers Letter to paper authors
List of accepted workshops Letter to workshop coordinators
List of accepted work-in-progress reports Letter to work-in-progress authors

Notes for session chairs/facilitators and paper authors

PDC'2000 schedule

The following conference schedule attempts to mix and match a variety of activities in an interactive way. Primarily we are talking to an academic audience, but there are specific slots where we will try to reach a broader computer and arts community in New York. We plan to involve facilitators and discussants actively in each session so that audience participation is a real part of the conference.

Tuesday 28 Nov. 2000

9-10 Registration, Concourse level, CUNY Graduate Center

10-5

Tutorial (separate registration required): Introduction to Participatory Design (Sarah Kuhn, Michael Muller)
4-8 Registration, Concourse level, CUNY Graduate Center

5-7

Reception, Auditorium lobby
7-8:30 Opening, Auditorium
Introduction: Todd Cherkasky, Joan Greenbaum, Peter Mambrey
Mick Rossi Trio performing with Gustavo Moretto as discussant and facilitator, "Jazz, improv and participation"

Wednesday 29 Nov. 2000

8:00-5 Registration, Concourse level, CUNY Graduate Center
9:30-11 Plenary 1: on participation
Conference welcome: Todd Cherkasky
Chair: Lucy Suchman
Jean Lave (University of California, Berkeley), "Participation, Social Practice and Social Change"
11:30-1
Paper Sessions 1
Chair: Ellen Balka Chair: Jeanette Blomberg Chair: Keld Bødker Chair: Peter Mambrey
Ian Beeson and Clodagh Miskelly: Dialogue and Dissent in Stories of Community Benjamin Cimerman: Participatory Design in Architecture: can computers help? Hans Doorewaard and Trond Knudsen: Translation Theory and the Integrated Approach in IT Management Eva Brandt and Camilla Grunnet: Evoking the future: Drama and props in user centered design
William L. Mitchell, Daphne Economou, and Dave Randall: "God is an Alien": Understanding Informant Responses through User Participation and Observation Rusen Yamacli: An Approach To Digital Technology Integration In Architectural Curriculum And Studio Finn Kensing: Participatory Design in a Commercial Context - a conceptual framework Jacob Buur, Thomas Binder, and Eva Brandt: Taking Video beyond "Hard Data" in User Centered Design

2:30-5:30

Workshops (require advanced registration)
W01 Participatory Design of Internet Environments and Web-Enabled Products and Services
W02 Mixing Disciplines in Teaching Participatory Design Practices
W03 User Friendly: Dialectic development of technology-enhanced learning environments
W04 Community Informatics: Participatory tools for social inclusion and active citizenship
W05 Participatory Design with Children: Techniques, Challenges, and Success
W06 Experiments in Building Participatory Learning Communities on the Internet: Language Learning and Teaching, Collaborative Dictionaries, and Municipal Services
W07 Enabling Communities: Communication and Cooperation in and on Knowledge Landscapes
W08 Generative Tools for Accessing Experience
W09 Designing Digital Environments: Bringing in More "Choices"
W10 Seeing Shadows of the Sun: Critical Approaches to Participatory Design Projects
6-7:30 Reception hosted by Sapient Corporation
Interactive posters, demonstrations, and artifact exhibit, wine, cheese & good cheer

Thursday 30 Nov. 2000

8:00-4 Registration, Concourse level, CUNY Graduate Center
9:30-11 Plenary 2: on design
Chairs: Todd Cherkasky and Joan Greenbaum
David B. Palumbo & Paula Wellings (Sapient Corporation): "The Business of Learning in the Age of Experience"
11:30-1
Paper Session 2
Chair: Lars Svennson Chair: Debra Cash Chair: Michael Muller Chair: Andrew Clement
George Chin, Karen Schuchardt, James Myers, and Debbie Gracio: Participatory Workflow Analysis: Unveiling Scientific Research Processes with Physical Scientists Henrik Fagrell and Frederik Ljungberg: Empirically informed knowledge management in mobile domains Sophie Pilemalm et al.: From Utopia to DLK - Management of External Voices in Large Participatory Design Projects Joan Greenbaum and Dagny Stuedahl: Deadlines and Work Practices in New Media Development: Its about time
Bernhard Nett, Paul Fuchs-Frohnhofen, and Volker Wulf: Obstacles to tele-cooperation in engineering networks of the building industry Thomas Herrmann, Kai-Uwe Loser, and Klaus Moysich: Intertwining Training and Participatory Design for the Development of Groupware Applications Bettina Törpel: Self-employed Labor meets Codetermination - Participatory Design in Network Organizations Mary Lou Maher, Simeon J. Simoff, and Gerard C. Gabriel: Participatory Design and Communication in Virtual Environments

2:30-4


Works in progress / lab and country reports 1
Chair: Volkmar Pipek Chair: Bettina Törpel Chair: Peter Day Chair: Sarah Kuhn Chair: Hans Doorewaard
Sampsa Hyysalo and Janne Lehenkari: Defining the crucial users – An activity theoretical approach for finding the missing voices Michael J. Muller: Designing for and with a Community of Designers: Minority Disciplines and Community of Practice Kristian Billeskov Böving, Sisse Finken, Dixi Henriksen, Jens Pors, Hanne Westh Nicolajsen, and Lasse Vogelsang: Categorizing Interactive Web Applications – Findings from an Interdisciplinary Research Project Morten Iversen, Jan Ernfred Madsen, and Jakob Svaneborg Vesterstroem: Learning Participatory Design by Participatory Design Lone Dirckinck-Holmfeld, Janni Nielsen, and Oluf Danielsen: From Action Research to Dialogue Design - With mutual learning as a guiding principle
Sampsa Hyysalo: Representing and constructing use – an activity theoretical perspective to design work Annette Henninger and Andrea Sieber: More User Participation by New Media? Media Use in Small Software Firms Werner Beuschel: Designing for a Semi-Structured Virtual Group: A Work-in-Progress Report on the Project "Alumni-Web 2000" Annelie Ekelin: Mapping out and constructing the needs - different approaches concerning citizen involvement when producing on-line public services Torin Monahan: Built Pedagogies & Technology Practices: Designing for Participatory Learning
Leyla Yekdane Tokman: Interaction To Improve Quality of Design Richard Giordano and David Bell: Participant Stakeholder Evaluation As A Design Method: A Report On Work In Progress Janni Nielsen and Nina Christiansen: Mindtape: A Tool for Reflection in Participatory Design Thomas Berger and Laurent Borgmann: Strategies for participation of learners in virtual learning communities Kathleen A. Ferraro: Restructuring PITTMed Curriculum Online (PCO): A Participatory Design/Open Source Software Approach
5-6:30 Sightseeing (info at registration desk)
Tourist info: Times Square Visitors¹ Center at 7th Ave. between 46th and 47th
Tourist info: NYC Visitors¹ Center at 810 7th Ave. at 53rd
7:30-11 Conference Banquet, Dining Commons, 8th floor
Excellent food, excellent drinks, excellent music, and excellent participants

Friday 1 Dec. 2000

9-11 Registration, Concourse level, CUNY Graduate Center
9:00-11
Paper Session 3
Chair: Lucy Suchman Chair: Toni Robertson Chair: Todd Cherkasky Chair: Judith Gregory
Mark Hartswood, Rob Procter, Mark Rouncefield, and Michael Sharpe: Being There and Doing IT in the Workplace: A Case Study of a Co-Development Approach in Healthcare Johannes Gärtner: Assessing Risks of Participatory Design Projects Niklas Hallberg, Sofie Pilemalm, Sara Jägare, Magnus Irestig, and Toomas Timpka: Quality Function Deployment (QFD) extended Future Workshop: An Approach for Effective and Enjoyable User Participation Julian E. Orr: Lessons from Frankenstein on Technology and Society
Randy Trigg: From Sandbox to "Fundbox": Weaving participatory design into the fabric of a busy non-profit Alexander Voss, Rob Procter, and Robin Williams: Innovation in Use: Interleaving day-to-day operation and systems development Hideyuki Suzuki, Hiroshi Kato, Etsuji Yamaguchi, and Shigernori Inagaki: An ethnographic investigation of the learning of a teacher-as-local-expert in the first phase of introducing computers into an elementary school Ina Wagner, Martin Kompast, and Rüdiger Lainer: Multiple voices in the graphic design of a visual information system
11:30-1 Plenary 3, Auditorium
Chair: Jean Lave
Susan Leigh Star and Geoffrey Bowker (University of California, San Diego), Infrastructures, Voices and Diversities
1-2:30 Conference luncheon, Auditorium lobby
Chair: Randy Trigg
Margot Adler of National Public Radio: Kids, Technology and Culture
Ever since reporter Margot Adler had a son (now a ten-year-old computer gamer), she has been spending some of her reporting time looking at popular kid culture and technology. She shares some of her experiences and thoughts at our luncheon.
2:30-4
Works in progress / lab and country reports 2
Chair: Greg Elmer Chair: Finn Kensing Chair: Cindi Katz Chair: Joan Greenbaum
Olle Bälter and Ann Lantz: A Case Study where PD Would Have Helped – Or Maybe Not? Alex Sokoloff, Virginia Eubanks, Kim Fortun, and Mike Fortun: Open Source Social Science: Web Tools For Collaborative Analysis Of Ethics And Technology Aled Jones: Communicating Sustainability in the Information Age Dean Nieusma: From database Design to Community Mobilization: PD in Sri Lanka`s Energy Sector
Margaret McCormack and Jodi Forlizzi: Listening to User Experience: Integrating technology with proactive wellness management Kim Fortun: Net Risk: Environmental Information Design, Access and Literacy Peter H. Jones: Embedded values in innovation practice: Toward a theory of power and participation in organizations Jason W. Patton: The role of photography as a social research method
Bernhard Nett, Giulio Iacucci, and Volker Wulf: Tayloring Inter-Organizational Tele-cooperation: A Case Study in the German Steel Industry William B. Warner: The Media Determinism Project Shula Klinger: Are they talking yet? Discourse as political action in an online policy forum Ari Shapiro: Show Me Your Avatar: Ethnographic Techniques And The Design Of Children`s Web Sites
E.J. Woodhouse, Overconsumption as a challenge for Designers
4-5 Wrapup, Auditorium
Facilitators: Todd Cherkasky, Joan Greenbaum, Peter Mambrey
Conference feedback and future plans

 

Last updated: November 27, 2000
Randy Trigg

 
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