Date: 7 May 2016
Location: San Jose, CA, USA
Website: CHI Method Stories
Deadline for submissions: ASAP
Although the official deadline has passed, it is still possible to submit your work to participate in our CHI 2016 workshop on sharing methods for involving people with impairments in the design process. Please contact me if you’re interested in submitting!
The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers and designers who have involved people with cognitive or sensory impairments in design and to explore how the creation and adaptation process of their methods could be documented and shared. More specifically, the concept of method stories will be explored, an approach of recording behind stories of how methods are made. In this highly interactive workshop, participants will discuss method stories they have created and think about suitable method story elements and formats. Future actions for continuing the method stories approach will be discussed.
You can apply by submitting a method story representing the making process of a method that you used for involving people with cognitive or sensory impairments in a design project. The submission format is open and we encourage you to carefully consider the most suitable format for your method story (e.g. written stories, videos, collages, audio stories, interviews, …). More information about method stories, including examples, can be found on the the workshop website, which also includes suggestions for elements to include in your method story.
Submissions should be digitally transferable and shareable. Your method story should include those aspects of your methodological approach that are relevant to share with other researchers and designers and we encourage you to address personal reflection, trial-and-error experiences and adaptations to existing methodologies.
Since the deadline for submissions has passed, contact Karin Slegers to arrange submission.
* Notifications: 12 February 2016
* Workshop: 7 or 8 May 2016
Location: San Jose, CA, USA
Website: CHI Method Stories
Deadline for submissions: ASAP
The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers and designers who have involved people with cognitive or sensory impairments in design and to explore how the creation and adaptation process of their methods could be documented and shared. More specifically, the concept of method stories will be explored, an approach of recording behind stories of how methods are made. In this highly interactive workshop, participants will discuss method stories they have created and think about suitable method story elements and formats. Future actions for continuing the method stories approach will be discussed.
You can apply by submitting a method story representing the making process of a method that you used for involving people with cognitive or sensory impairments in a design project. The submission format is open and we encourage you to carefully consider the most suitable format for your method story (e.g. written stories, videos, collages, audio stories, interviews, …). More information about method stories, including examples, can be found on the the workshop website, which also includes suggestions for elements to include in your method story.
Submissions should be digitally transferable and shareable. Your method story should include those aspects of your methodological approach that are relevant to share with other researchers and designers and we encourage you to address personal reflection, trial-and-error experiences and adaptations to existing methodologies.
Since the deadline for submissions has passed, contact Karin Slegers to arrange submission.
* Notifications: 12 February 2016
* Workshop: 7 or 8 May 2016
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