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Kanis, Marije; Meys, Wouter; Veenstra, Mettina; Groen, Maarten; Slakhorst, Wout

doi:10.1145/1979742.1979550

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“…A number of public display systems have been designed to aggregate and make multiple sources of information visible (events, news and social media, locally relevant information, new acquisitions, etc.) that are otherwise ignored (Kanis et al, 2011;Kukka et al, 2018) (see Figure 1 for examples). More recently, Yoo et al (2020b) proposed a system to document library activities and make them visible through public displays in the library.…”

Section: Displays In Public Librariesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A design space for event-centric displays in public libraries

Ducros,

Tabard,

Dalsgaard

et al. 2024

Front. Comput. Sci.

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We present a design space for displays in public libraries; more specifically public displays related to events taking place in the library. The design space is developed from the perspective of the librarians and is intended to support libraries in rethinking, developing, and employing displays to communicate and support the events they host. It is based on a study of 18 concepts co-designed in eight participatory workshops scaling participation to a total of 88 professional librarians. By analyzing the concepts through inductive and iterative analysis, we have defined a design space consisting of 12 aspects, categorized in four themes: interaction-, content-, event-, and display-centric. We argue that the design space can both serve as (1) an analytical tool for understanding and categorizing information displays and identifying overarching design considerations and (2) a generative framework to inspire design across a wide variety of libraries.

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Section: Displays In Public Librariesmentioning

confidence: 99%