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Workshops
The principle of "learning by doing" has long been a part of the Participatory Design Conference. To this end, PDC 2006 offers an exciting and varied programme of workshops. Contributions range from hands on explorations of methodological innovations, to the production of participatory TV broadcasts and artworks. There are discussions of the importance of boundaries, the
relationships between international development, e-democracy and participatory design, and sessions where participants are invited to write, review and explore position papers, e.g. on the participatory design of CSCW technologies in healthcare. We received and accepted 17 high-calibre proposals from applicants in academia, art, non-profit organisations (Overseas Development Institute), and industry (the BBC, IDEO, Pitney Bowes).
Due to the competition for workshops, we would like to ask prospective participants to register early, taking advantage of the early bird registration deadline. Participation incurs an additional fee of 25 Euros (this is to cover catering and equipment costs).
Unless noted otherwise, each workshop requires a Statement of interest and registration.
Tuesday, 1st August
Technology and social action  (104KB) |
Andy Dearden, Sheffield Hallam University; Steve Walker, Leeds Metropolitan University |
(Discussion, half day) |
| Innovation play: Visualization and story telling for engaging participation in design (101KB) |
Gitte Jonsdatter, IDEO; Judith Gregory, Institute of Design, Chicago, USA |
(Hands-on "Tutorial", half day) |
| Elito: a method for practicing research based design (93KB) |
Trysh Whalig, Pitney Bowes |
(Hands-on "Tutorial", half day) |
| Collaborative scenario planning - tools, methods and value (493KB) |
Anne Fairbrother, BBC |
(Hands-on "Tutorial") |
Translating representations of the past to representations of the future (17KB)
Call for participation |
Jens Pedersen and Joachim Halse, IT University Copenhagen; Brendon Clark, Mads Clausen Institute |
(Activity/Discussion) |
Participatory design projects and working styles (14KB)
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Andrea Sieber and Mandy Kräuter, Chemnitz University of Technology |
(Activity/Discussion, half day) |
| Agent oriented analysis and design for participatory and user centred design (63KB) |
Vincenzo D'Andrea, University of Trento; Anna Perini and Massimo Zancanaro, ITC-irst, Trento |
(Discussion) |
Participatory broadcasting (52KB)
This workshop is cancelled |
Kris Krois |
This workshop is cancelled. |
Wednesday, 2nd August
RGB project (89KB)
This workshop is cancelled. |
Jacky Sawatzky |
This workshop is cancelled. |
PaperWorks - designing for paper technologies (168KB)
Call for Participation (222KB) |
Bo Peterson, Lone Malmborg and Trine Freiesleben, Malmo University |
(Activity/Design)
see "Call for Participation" |
Participatory design and international development (139KB)
This workshop is cancelled. |
Andy Dearden, Sheffield Hallam University; Alan Jackson, Aidworld Humanitarian ICT, Cambridge; Ann Light, The Fiankoma Project; Paul Matthews, Overseas Development Institute, London |
This workshop is cancelled. |
Locating boundaries: A workshop on place, space, and design (134KB)
Poster (79KB)
Full. |
Julian Orr, Black Sheep Farm; Thomas Binder, School of Architecture, Copenhagen; Dvora Yanow, Vrije Universitet Amsterdam; Erling Bjorgvinsson, Malmo University; Steve Harrison, Virginia Tech; Gunnar Sandin, Lund University; Genevieve Bell, Intel Corporation |
Full |
| Learner centred design: Developing a participatory approach (42KB) |
Emma Rose and Kathleen Gygi, University of Washington |
(Discussion, half day) |
| Reconfiguring healthcare: Issues in Computer Supported Cooperative Work in healthcare environments (79KB) |
Ellen Balka, Simon Fraser University and Vancouver Coastal Health; Ina Wagner, University of Vienna |
(Discussion)
See pdf file for requirements and deadlines |
| Co-investigating user-experience in pervasive iTV future scenarios (31KB) |
Daria Loi, Globalism Institute, Design and Social Context Portfolio, RMIT; Anxo C.Roibas, School of Computing, University of Brighton |
(Discussion)
Position paper required |
| Prototypes as probes (28KB) |
Hilary Carey Steckbauer, Yahoo!; Jill Lawrence, and Austin Henderson, Pitney Bowes |
(Discussion)
Position paper required |
| Wearing conversations (122KB) |
Asa Stahl and Kristina Lindstrom, Interactive Institute |
(Activity/Art) |
Abstracts (91KB)
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