Tone Bratteteig

• Bratteteig, Tone; Saplacan, Diana; Soma, Rebekka & Oskarsen, Johanne Svanes (2020). Strengthening human autonomy in the era of autonomous technology - Contemporary perspectives on interaction with 'autonomous things', In  NordiCHI '20: Proceedings of the 11th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction.  ACM Digital Library.  ISBN 978-1-4503-6437-9.  000000. Vis sammendrag

  The aim of this workshop is to address the role that human autonomy presently receives in HCI research and how “autonomous technologies” might challenge, rather than facilitate human autonomy. We acknowledge a need for new ways of understanding HCI and interaction design as digital technologies develop in the “4th wave”. In this workshop, participants are invited to a discussion where the autonomous human-being—who can act autonomously with autonomous technologies—is emphasized, beyond simple human control to a more flexible, sophisticated, subtle, and sustainable autonomy.

• Norberg-Schulz Hagen, Sverre; Verne, Guri Birgitte & Bratteteig, Tone (2020). “All celebrities and sports on top”: Prototyping automation for and with editors, In Chiara Del Gaudio & Leonardo Parra-Agudelo (ed.),  PDC '20: Participatory Design Conference 2020 - Participation Otherwise.  Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).  ISBN 978-1-4503-7700-3.  full paper.
• Verne, Guri Birgitte & Bratteteig, Tone (2018). Inquiry when doing research and design: wearing two hats. ID&A Interaction design & architecture(s).  ISSN 1826-9745.  (38), s 89- 106 Vis sammendrag

  Based on different kinds of research, the paper suggests a conceptual framework for characterising, planning, evaluating and reporting the knowledge produced when doing research and design of digital technologies. Methods for data collection in research and design seems very similar, but lead to different results. We characterise the research based on the three paradigms positivist, interpretive and critical. We suggest simple questions that will be helpful for reflecting on the possible underlying philosophical assumptions and methodologies. We ask 1) who owns the problem, 2) whose meaning is represented, and 3) who delineates the fieldwork as a way to characterise research paradigms and methodologies. These questions help in addressing similarities and differences in research methodologies and what kind of knowledge is produced. We discuss how this conceptual framework allows for clarity and flexibility in research design.

• Woll, Anita & Bratteteig, Tone (2018). A trajectory for technology-supported elderly care work. Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW).  ISSN 0925-9724.  s 1- 42 . doi: 10.1007/s10606-018-9340-2 Fulltekst i vitenarkiv.
• Woll, Anita & Bratteteig, Tone (2018). Activity Theory as a Framework to Analyze Technology- Mediated Elderly Care. Mind, Culture, and Activity.  ISSN 1074-9039.  25(1), s 6- 21 . doi: 10.1080/10749039.2017.1375528
• Bratteteig, Tone & Eide, Ingvild (2017). Becoming a Good Homecare Practitioner: Integrating Many Kinds of Work. Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW).  ISSN 0925-9724.  26(4-6), s 563- 596 . doi: 10.1007/s10606-017-9288-7
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2016). Old Habits as a Resource for Design: On Learning and Un-learning Bodily Knowledge. International Journal on Advances in Intelligent Systems.  ISSN 1942-2679.  9(3&4), s 496- 506
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2016). Does AI make PD obsolete?: exploring challenges from artificial intelligence to participatory design, In Claus Bossen & Rachel Smith (ed.),  PDC '16: Proceedings of the 14th Participatory Design Conference: Full papers - Volume 1 and 2.  Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).  ISBN 978-1-4503-4046-5.  KAPITTEL.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2016). Unpacking the Notion of Participation in Participatory Design. Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW).  ISSN 0925-9724.  25(6), s 425- 475 . doi: 10.1007/s10606-016-9259-4 Vis sammendrag

  The paper explores what exactly it is that users participate in when being involved in participatory design (PD), relating this discussion to the CSCW perspective on collaborative design work. We argue that a focus on decision-making in design is necessary for understanding participation in design. Referring to Schön we see design as involving creating choices, selecting among them, concretizing choices and evaluating the choices. We discuss how these kinds of activities have played out in four PD projects that we have participated in. Furthermore, we show that the decisions are interlinked, and discuss the notion of decision linkages. We emphasize the design result as the most important part of PD. Finally, participation is discussed as the sharing of power, asking what the perspective of power and decision-making adds to the understanding of design practices.

• Joshi, Suhas Govind & Bratteteig, Tone (2016). Designing for prolonged mastery. On involving old people in participatory design. Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems.  ISSN 0905-0167.  28(1), s 3- 36
• Verne, Guri Birgitte & Bratteteig, Tone (2016). Do-it-yourself services and work-like chores: on civic duties and digital public services. Personal and Ubiquitous Computing.  ISSN 1617-4909.  20(4), s 517- 532 . doi: 10.1007/s00779-016-0936-6
• Bakke, Sturla & Bratteteig, Tone (2015). The Closer the Better: Effects of Developer-User Proximity for Mutual Learning. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS).  ISSN 0302-9743.  9169, s 14- 26 . doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-20901-2_2
• Joshi, Suhas Govind & Bratteteig, Tone (2015). Assembling fragments into continuous design: On participatory design with old people. Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing.  ISSN 1865-1348.  223, s 13- 29 . doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-21783-3_2
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2014). Design decisions and the sharing of power in PD, In Ole Sejer Iversen; Heike Winschiers-Theophilus; Vincenzo D'Andrea; Andrew Clement; Andrea Botero & Keld Bødker (ed.),  PDC 2014 - Reflecting connectedness. Proceedings of the 13th Participatory Design Conference. Volume 2: Short Papers, Industry Cases, Workshop Descriptions, Doctoral Consortium papers, and Keynote abstracts..  ACM Digital Library.  ISBN 978-1-4503-3214-9.  short papers.  s 29 - 32
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2013). Conditions for Autonomy in the Information Society: Disentangling as a public service. Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems.  ISSN 0905-0167.  24(2), s 51- 70
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2013). Creating a space for change within sociomaterial entanglements. Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems.  ISSN 0905-0167.  24(2), s 105- 114
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2013). Moving healthcare to the home: the work to make homecare work, In  ECSCW 2013: Proceedings of the 13th European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work.  Springer Publishing Company.  ISBN 978-1-4471-5346-7.  KAPITTEL.
• Culén, Alma Leora; Bratteteig, Tone; Pandey, Sumit & Srivastava, Swati (2013). Child-to-Child (C2C): Design of Interactive 3D Book Space for Children's Museum, In Katherine Blashki (ed.),  Proceedings of the IADIS International Conference on Interfaces and Human-Computer Interaction 2013.  IADIS Press.  ISBN 978-972-8939-90-8.  kapittel.  s 11 - 20 Fulltekst i vitenarkiv.
• Culén, Alma Leora; Bratteteig, Tone; Pandey, Sumit & Srivastava, Swati (2013). The Child-to-Child (C2C) Method: Participatory Design for, with and by Children in a Children's Museum. IADIS International Journal on WWW/Internet.  ISSN 1645-7641.  11(2), s 92- 113 Fulltekst i vitenarkiv.
• Culén, Alma & Bratteteig, Tone (2013). Touch-Screens and Elderly users: A Perfect Match?, In Leslie Miller (ed.),  ACHI 2013, The Sixth International Conference on Advances in Computer-Human Interactions.  IARIA.  ISBN 978-1-61208-250-9.  kapittel.  s 460 - 465
• Culén, Alma; Finken, Sisse & Bratteteig, Tone (2013). Design and Interaction in a Smart Gym: Cognitive and Bodily Mastering, In Andreas Holzinger; Martina Ziefle; Martin Hitz & Matjaz Debevc (ed.),  Human Factors in Computing and Informatics.  Springer-Verlag.  ISBN 978-3-642-39061-6.  Designing for Situated Elderliness.  s 609 - 616 Vis sammendrag

  Being physically active is perhaps the most important factor influencing the health of elderly people. As a consequence, technologies that support and encourage physical activity have been developed. In this paper, we study a “smart gym” in a residential care building. Our findings indicate that the “smart gym” does not address the complexities of exercise for an elderly person: in order to exercise one has to master the gym equipment and its technology, cognitively as well as bodily. Both the equipment and the smart technology turn out to be difficult to master by its elderly users. Our study reports these difficulties and suggests a more nuanced concept of mastery as a way to address the challenges in designing for elderly users. We unfold physical and bodily dimensions of mastery and consider how these differ between individuals, and within the context and situation.

• Tatara, Naoe; Årsand, Eirik; Bratteteig, Tone & Hartvigsen, Gunnar (2013). Usage and perceptions of a mobile self-management application for people with type 2 diabetes: qualitative study of a five-month trial. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics.  ISSN 0926-9630.  192, s 127- 131 . doi: 10.3233/978-1-61499-289-9-127 Fulltekst i vitenarkiv.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2012). Conditions for autonomy in the information society : disentangling as a public service. Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems.  ISSN 0905-0167.  24(2), s 51- 71
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2012). Creating a space for change within sociomaterial entanglements. Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems.  ISSN 0905-0167.  24(2), s 99- 107
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2012). Disentangling for Autonomy: Understanding the Sociomaterial Practices of Public Services, In  Nordic Contributions in IS Research Third Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems, SCIS 2012, Sigtuna, Sweden, August 17–20, 2012. Proceedings.  Springer.  ISBN 978-3-642-32269-3.  Chapter 4.  s 56 - 75
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2012). Disentangling power and decision-making in participatory design, In Kim Halskov; Heike Winschiers-Theophilus; Yanki Lee; Jesper Simonsen & Keld Bødker (ed.),  (PDC '12) Proceedings of the 12th Participatory Design Conference: Research Papers - Volume 1.  Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).  ISBN 978-1-4503-0846-5.  5.  s 41 - 50
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2012). Spaces for participatory creativity. CoDesign - International Journal of CoCreation in Design and the Arts.  ISSN 1571-0882.  8(2-3), s 105- 126 . doi: 10.1080/15710882.2012.672576
• Bratteteig, Tone (2010). A matter of digital materiality, In  Exploring digital design : multi-disciplinary design practices.  Springer.  ISBN 978-1-84996-222-3.  Chapter 5.  s 147 - 169
• Bratteteig, Tone (2010). Between Here and There, In Pirjo Elovaara; Johanna Sefyrin; May-Britt Öhman & Christina Björkman (ed.),  Travelling Thoughtfulness - Feminist Technoscience Stories.  Umeå University, Department of Informatics.  ISBN 978-91-7459-094-4.  Chap 2.  s 29 - 44
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2010). Epilogue: A Multidisciplinary Take on Digital Design, In  Exploring digital design : multi-disciplinary design practices.  Springer.  ISBN 978-1-84996-222-3.  Epilogue.  s 283 - 286
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2010). Spaces for Participatory Creativity, In  Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Participatory Design, PDC 2010.  ACM Publications.  ISBN 978-1-4503-0131-2.  KAPITTEL.  s 51 - 60
• Bratteteig, Tone; Wagner, Ina; Morrison, Andrew; Stuedahl, Dagny & Mörtberg, Christina M (2010). Research practices in digital design, In  Exploring digital design : multi-disciplinary design practices.  Springer.  ISBN 978-1-84996-222-3.  chap.2.  s 17 - 54
• Morrison, Andrew; Stuedahl, Dagny; Mörtberg, Christina M; Wagner, Ina; Liestøl, Gunnar & Bratteteig, Tone (2010). Analytical perspectives, In  Exploring digital design : multi-disciplinary design practices.  Springer.  ISBN 978-1-84996-222-3.  chapter 3.  s 55 - 103
• Mörtberg, Christina M; Bratteteig, Tone; Wagner, Ina; Stuedahl, Dagny & Morrison, Andrew (2010). Methods that matter in digital design research, In  Exploring digital design : multi-disciplinary design practices.  Springer.  ISBN 978-1-84996-222-3.  chapter 4.  s 105 - 144
• Stuedahl, Dagny; Morrison, Andrew; Mörtberg, Christina M & Bratteteig, Tone (2010). Researching Digital Design, In  Exploring digital design : multi-disciplinary design practices.  Springer.  ISBN 978-1-84996-222-3.  kap.1.  s 3 - 15
• Bratteteig, Tone (2008). Does it matter that it is digital?, In Knut Lundby (ed.),  Digital Storytelling, Mediatized Stories: Self-representations in New Media.  Peter Lang Publishing Group.  ISBN 978-1-4331-0273-8.  15.  s 271 - 284
• Bratteteig, Tone; Naghsh, Amir M; Danielsson, Karin; Fischer, Gerhard; Blomberg, Jeanette & Nocera, Jose Abdelnour (2008). Distributed-PD: Challenges and Opportunities, In Jesper Simonsen; Toni Robertson & David Hakken (ed.),  Proceedings of Participatory Design Conference.  ACM Publications.  ISBN 978-0-9818561-0-0.  KAPITTEL.  s 290 - 291 Vis sammendrag

  A limitation of Participatory Design (PD) is that it has primarily focused on project stakeholders being co-located, whereas in recent years we are starting to see software development projects involve more distributed collaborations. This panel grows out of the issues raised from a series of workshops of Distributed Participatory Design (http://distributedpd.com/) and discusses the experiences and challenges of performing PD in distributed design teams.

• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Design Research in Informatics: A response to Iivari. Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems.  ISSN 0905-0167.  19(2), s 65- 73 Vis sammendrag

  The paper responds to a apper by Iivary about Information Systems as a design science. The paper argue that design in informatics should rather be seen as a design discipline, and discusses the the concepts of design and design research in the context of information systems development.

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• Bratteteig, Tone & Sandnes, Frode Eika (ed.) (2018). NordiCHI '18 - Proceedings of the 10th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Oslo, Norway — September 29 - October 03, 2018. Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).  ISBN 978-1-4503-6437-9.  987 s.
• Bratteteig, Tone; Sandnes, Frode Eika & Berget, Gerd (ed.) (2018). Proceedings of the 10th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. ACM Publications.  ISBN 9781450364379.  1002 s.
• Boules-Rødje, Nina; Ellingsen, Gunnar; Bratteteig, Tone; Aanestad, Margunn & Bjørn, Pernille (ed.) (2015). ECSCW 2015: Proceedings of the 14th European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work. Springer.  ISBN 978-3-319-20498-7.  316 s.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2014). Disentangling participation. Power and decision‐making in Participatory Design. Springer Publishing Company.  ISBN 978-3-319-06163-4.  118 s.
• Aanestad, Margunn & Bratteteig, Tone (ed.) (2013). Nordic Contributions in IS Research : 4th Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems, SCIS 2013, Oslo, Norway, August 11-14, 2013. Proceedings. Springer.  ISBN 978-3-642-39831-5.  105 s.
• Molka-Danielsen, Judith; Bratteteig, Tone & Skorve, Espen (ed.) (2013). IRIS Selected Papers of the Information Systems Research Seminar in Scandinavia. Tapir Akademisk Forlag.  ISBN 978-82-321-0406-2.  166 s.
• Bratteteig, Tone; Bødker, Keld; Dittrich, Yvonne; Mogensen, Preben & Simonsen, Jesper (2012). Methods: Organizing Principles and General Guidelines for Participatory Design Projects. Routledge.  ISBN 978-0-415-69440-7.  300 s.
• Robertson, Toni; Bødker, Keld; Bratteteig, Tone & Loi, Daria (2010). Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Participatory Design, PDC 2010. ACM Publications.  ISBN 978-1-4503-0131-2.  299 s.
• Wagner, Ina; Bratteteig, Tone & Stuedahl, Dagny (2010). Exploring digital design : multi-disciplinary design practices. Springer.  ISBN 978-1-84996-222-3.  294 s.
• Mørch, Anders Irving; Morgan, Konrad; Bratteteig, Tone; Ghosh, Gautam & Svanæs, Dag (ed.) (2006). Proceedings of the Fourth Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (NordiCHI 2006). ACM Publications.  ISBN 1595933255.  505 s. Vis sammendrag

  NordiCHI is the main forum for human-computer interaction research in the Nordic countries. It is a biannual conference, and the three first conferences were held in Stockholm (2000), Arhus (2002) and Tampere (2004), respectively. This year's conference is held in Oslo and is hosted by the Norwegian Computing Society (NCS). It is a joint effort ("dugnad"), joining together a large portion of the Norwegian HCI community in academia, research and industry. Each fall for the last 8 years NCS has arranged a two-day conference on usability, user experience and documentation called Yggdrasil. NordiCHI incorporates this year's Yggdrasil conference. The most visible result of this is that NordiCHI 2006 has defined Industrial Experience Reports as a new contribution category.The main theme for this year's conference is "Changing roles". We currently see a reshaping of almost every aspect of society, which is caused by the forces of globalization and innovative uses of personal technologies in the networked society. Do we need to change our roles as developers, researchers and designers? How can we maintain focus on the user in this rapidly changing environment? Will the role of HCI change? The broad call for participation elicited excellent response in the HCI community, and we are happy to provide a high-quality technical program that combines the best of the Nordic tradition with emerging trends in interaction techniques and new approaches to study human-computer interaction.

• Mørch, Anders Irving; Morgan, Konrad; Bratteteig, Tone; Ghosh, Gautam & Svanæs, Dag (ed.) (2006). Foreword: Proceedings of the 4th Nordic conference on Human-computer interaction: changing roles. Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).  ISBN 1-59593-325-5.  1 s.

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• Norberg-Schulz Hagen, Sverre; Verne, Guri Birgitte & Bratteteig, Tone (2020). “All celebrities and sports on top”: Prototyping automation for and with editors.
• Simonsen, Linett; Steinstø, Tina; Verne, Guri Birgitte & Bratteteig, Tone (2020). “I’m disabled and married to a foreign single mother”. Public service chatbot’s advice on citizens’ complex lives.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2018). Does AI make PD obsolete?: exploring challenges from artificial intelligence to participatory design.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2016). Med studenter som medskapere i undervisning og forskning.
• Bratteteig, Tone; Rolstad, Ole Kristian & Wagner, Ina (2016). The life and death of design ideas.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2016). From difficult artifacts to easy to use designs.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2016). What is a participatory design result?.
• Joshi, Suhas Govind & Bratteteig, Tone (2015). Assembling fragments into continuous design. On participatory design with old people.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2014). Building on the logic of a practice -- fieldwork in the Scandinavian systems development tradition.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Joshi, Suhas Govind (2014). Følgeforskning på Kampen Omsorg+.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2014). Analyzing the politics of PD: a conceptual investigation (pp. 205-206).
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2014). Design decisions and the sharing of power in PD.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2013). Hvordan er brukervennligheten av offentlige digitale tjenester i dag?.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2013). Sociomaterial entanglements – what are they & how to address them.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2013). Moving healthcare to the home: the work to make homecare work.
• Molka-Danielsen, Judith; Bratteteig, Tone & Skorve, Espen (2013). Foreword – Digital Living, In Judith Molka-Danielsen; Tone Bratteteig & Espen Skorve (ed.),  IRIS Selected Papers of the Information Systems Research Seminar in Scandinavia.  Tapir Akademisk Forlag.  ISBN 978-82-321-0406-2.  Forord.  s 5 - 7
• Tatara, Naoe; Årsand, Eirik; Bratteteig, Tone & Hartvigsen, Gunnar (2013). Usage and Perceptions of a Mobile Self-Management Application for People with Type 2 Diabetes: Qualitative Study of 5-month Trial.
• Verne, Guri Birgitte & Bratteteig, Tone (2013). Doing taxes – between work and life.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2012). Design Research in Scandinavia – a Participatory Design perspective.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2012). Kan smarte hus og IT gi bedre helse?.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Verne, Guri Birgitte (2012). Disentangling for Autonomy. Understanding the sociomaterial practices of public services.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2012). Beyond the smart home. Designing multimodal environments to support mastery design.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2012). Disentangling power and decision-making in participatory design.
• Culén, Alma & Bratteteig, Tone (2012). Touch interfaces for elderly: some design challenges.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2011). Digital forms form knowledge.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2011). Kjønnsperspektiver i forskning.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2011). Participatory design methods: principles and challenges.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2011). Smarte hus for bedre helse og alderdom.
• Bratteteig, Tone; Finken, Sisse & Mörtberg, Christina M (2011). Shifting relations and moving artefacts: on women's work in smart houses.
• Finken, Sisse; Mörtberg, Christina M; van der Velden, Maja & Bratteteig, Tone (2011). The Becoming of Places: Stories of meaning and matter from a university metro station through still pictures.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2010). Changing boundaries of design and use. Invited Keynote.
• Bratteteig, Tone & Wagner, Ina (2010). Spaces for Participatory Creativity.
• Bratteteig, Tone; Ehrenstrasser, Lisa; Idziorek, Michael & Maquil, Valerie (2009). Tangible interaction in support of cooperative work.
• Bratteteig, Tone; Finken, Sisse & van der Velden, Maja (2009). Autonomy and Automation in an ‘Information Society for All’.
• van der Velden, Maja; Bratteteig, Tone & Finken, Sisse (2009). Entangled matter: thinking differently about materials in design. Vis sammendrag

  What role do materials play in the communication of information in a public space? In this paper we look at a metro station in Oslo and focus on how and where messages, such as posters, graffiti, and commercial advertisements, are connected to the station’s surfaces. How to understand this relationship between materials, surfaces, and messages? In a discussion of representational and ecological perspectives on the properties of materials, we propose to understand the station as a zone of entanglement. This enables us to see how the realities of the station, including the properties of its materials, are constantly produced in the practices of the people who use the station. This understanding of materials presents design not only as a non-deterministic practice, but challenges us to design for not yet known uses. Making future uses possible should be based on ongoing engaged and entangled design practices today.

• van der Velden, Maja; Bratteteig, Tone; Finken, Sisse & Mörtberg, Christina M (2009). Autonomy and Automation in an Information Society for All.
• van der Velden, Maja; Bratteteig, Tone; Finken, Sisse & Mörtberg, Christina M (2009). Autonomy and Automation in an Information Society for All, In Judith Ann Molka-Danielsen (ed.),  Proceedings of the 32nd Information Systems Research Seminar in Scandinavia, IRIS 32 - Inclusive design.  Høgskolen i Molde.  ISBN 9788279621201.  KAPITTEL.
• Bratteteig, Tone; Naghsh, Amir M; Danielsson, Karin; Fischer, Gerhard; Blomberg, Jeanette & Nocera, Jose Abdelnour (2008). Distributed-PD: Challenges and Opportunities. Vis sammendrag

  A limitation of Participatory Design (PD) is that it has primarily focused on project stakeholders being co-located, whereas in recent years we are starting to see software development projects involve more distributed collaborations. This panel grows out of the issues raised from a series of workshops of Distributed Participatory Design (http://distributedpd.com/) and discusses the experiences and challenges of performing PD in distributed design teams.

• Sem, Idunn; Smørdal, Ole & Bratteteig, Tone (2008). Nordic Design Research Conference 2009. [html ]. Vis sammendrag

  Design of visual profile and adaptation of the Open Conference System for the Nordic Design Research Conference 2009

• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). A matter of digital materiality.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Design @ Work: Session Introduction.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Digital Design.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Digital design: informatikk i en flerfaglig kontekst.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Exploring Digital Design.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Extending the Designer-User Boundary with User Generated Content.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Systems development: design and use of information systems in a multidisciplinary perspective.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). Systemutvikling - samarbeid og konflikt.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2007). The complexity of design work (commentary).
• Bratteteig, Tone (2006). Design og bruk. Refleksjoner rundt innhenting av reell bruksinformasjon.
• Bratteteig, Tone (2006). Inventing use: on complexities of design-use relationships. Vis sammendrag

  The paper discusses ways of understanding contemporary usage of ICTs as a basis for understanding changes in design and use of ICT. I depart from the fact that young people in Scandinavia today grow up with a variety of technologies and their identities are shaped from their lived experiences with technologies blended in everyday activities in all parts of society. Patterns of usage travel across the various social spaces, and become repertoires of knowledges and sociocultural meanings that enter and change these spaces. The paper discusses some ways of looking at how young people use current ICTs and how these enable new experiences of activities and meanings in society – and thus may encourage change in those activities and meanings. I discuss two aspects of how technology is incorporated into our identity: what we are (presentation) and what we can do (achieve, master) and discuss these two aspects of ICTs as part of young people’s lives. Drawing on work on consumption and use of ICTs, I discuss how the relations between design and use may change.

• Bratteteig, Tone (2005). Designing information systems for children. Vis sammendrag

  The presentation discusses participatory design processes in general. Particular challenges to participatory design from working with children are presented, based on experiences from a project at Rikshospitalet developing an information system for health care providers where seriously ill children is to provide information about their symptoms. The aim is to improve the information so that the children can get better care. The challenges for systems design is to present the information so that children can both get information from the system as well as registrer information about themselves in the system without having to use medical terms. The design process reported succeeded in some respects and illustrates well challenges for participatory design with children.

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