Participatory Design in a Human-Computer Interaction Course Teaching Ethnography Methods to Computer Scientists

Dr Weinberg & Dr Stephen; edited by Kristin Caufield

1. Participatory Design in a Human-Computer Interaction Course: Teaching Ethnography Methods to Computer Scientists
2. Programs are used by somebody
3. Overall Goal
4. Overview
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6. Usability Tests: Simple Task Made Difficult
7. The Designer/Programmer
8. Participatory Design Methods
9. Overview of Contextual Design
10. HCI Course Description
11. What Is Ethnography?
12. Characteristics
13. Relationship to Contextual Design
14. Interview Example
15. Sample Exercises
16. Term-long Design Project
17. Work Modeling
18. Paper Prototypes
19. Paper Prototypes
20. Hi-Fi Prototypes
21. Human-Computer Interaction Software Design & Usability Testing Lab
22. Design War Room
23. Design War Room
24. User Interaction Room
25. Evaluation
26. Data Sources
27. Findings to Date
28. “I made the transition at work from being a software engineer to a software designer. I didn’t know there was a difference between the two job titles. Now I do.”
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33. Sample Course Materials: Available Soon

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