Participatory Refinement of Participatory Outcomes: Students Iterating over the Design of an Interactive Mobile Learning Application

Hassan, Muhammad M., Qureshi, Adnan N., Moreno, Andrés and Tukiainen, Markku, "Participatory Refinement of Participatory Outcomes: Students Iterating over the Design of an Interactive Mobile Learning Application" Fifth International Conference on Learning and Teaching in Computing and Engineering, Hong Kong, 2017/04/20-23.

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    Author Hassan, Muhammad M.
    Qureshi, Adnan N.
    Moreno, Andrés
    Tukiainen, Markku
    Title Participatory Refinement of Participatory Outcomes: Students Iterating over the Design of an Interactive Mobile Learning Application
    Event Series International Conference on Learning and Teaching in Computing and Engineering
    Publication Date 2017-04-23
    Publisher IEEE Computer Society Conference Publishing Services (CPS)
    Pages 76-81
    Title of Event Fifth International Conference on Learning and Teaching in Computing and Engineering
    Date of Event 2017/04/20-23
    Place of Event Hong Kong
    Language eng
    Abstract Significant research efforts have been put in refining concept/requirements of novel systems innovated by experts or crowds. However, there is scarce evidence of refinement techniques developed for and/or applied to the concept/requirements of novel systems innovated with participatory design. Arguably, general idea assessment and refinement techniques can be applied to participatory innovations. But including expert-centered techniques in a pure participatory project violates the basic philosophy of user-centeredness. In this work, the authors report on conception and application of a participatory refinement technique applied to refine the outcomes of participatory innovation/design. The reported participatory refinement experiment is performed on the design of a case tool—Jeliot Mobile—innovated earlier through participatory workshops. The authors draw several implications from the experiment. First, the need of a refinement technique for participatory innovation/design is established by the observation that a large number of ideas from the original concept are eliminated. Second, the difference of opinion between innovators and refiners show that different end-users from the same population may diverge in creativity differently. Thus, some ideas generated during ideation may seem suitable to conceiver at that moment, but may not be beneficial to the society at large. Third, the inter-rater consistency of refinement establishes that end-user can refine, contrary to the popular belief that only experts can evaluate and refine due to their previous knowledge.
    Keyword Participatory refinement
    Idea refinement
    Design creativity
    Participatory design
    mlearning
    Copyright Holder IEEE
    Copyright Year 2017
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    ISBN 9781538608920
    DOI 10.1109/LaTiCE.2017.20
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