MyResearchChallenge.digital - A Participatory Problem Discovery System for Citizen Design Science Research

Greif-Winzrieth, Anke; Gau, Michael

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-82405-1_13

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“…smart watches and public displays), which could further be researched and explored for the context of public participation. The latter is currently investigated in a citizen science research project, where researchers also experiment with chatbots for citizen involvement (Greif-Winzrieth and Gau, 2021). The results of this project might be worth considering in future investigations.…”

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"Towards Inclusive Digital Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Digital Citizen Participation"

2023

Proceedings of the International Conferences on E-Society 2023 and Mobile Learning 2023

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E-Participation, a subfield of Digital Government, has fallen short of initial expectations. Despite its potential to enhance democratic processes, it has struggled with inclusivity, particularly with respect to gender, class, and race. This paper proposes the concept of Digital Citizen Participation, which is contrasted with e-Participation research. It is argued that participatory processes can be improved by integrating diverse research disciplines, adopting user-centered design approaches that prioritize the citizen as a user, and incorporating technological innovations such as immersive systems. Thereby, the Digital Citizen Participation framework aims to provide theoretical guidance for public participation in the digital age.

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"Towards Inclusive Digital Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Digital Citizen Participation"

2023

Proceedings of the International Conferences on E-Society 2023 and Mobile Learning 2023

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“…Similarly, the participatory design approach consists of a set of theories, practices, and studies related to end-user participation in technology development and design [16]. User participation and experimental research are also getting increasingly important in IS research to study decision-making processes and user behaviour [17]. Overall, user participation as an approach contains several methods that can be used in various parts of the value chain such as brainstorming, direct observation, activity diaries, cultural probes, surveys and questionnaires, interviews, group discussion, empathic modelling, user trials, scenarios and personas, prototyping, cooperative and participatory design, etc.…”

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How to Incorporate Accessibility to Design Principles for IS Artefacts?

Mäkipää,

Vartiainen

2024

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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Design principles are used to specify design knowledge and describe the aim of artefact instantiation. Accessibility research aims to create artefacts that can be used by all users. However, schemes for design principles lack the tools to define accessibility explicitly. This study proposes extensions to scheme design principles for accessibility-related design science research. We draw accessibility domain-specific characteristics from the literature to include accessibility in design principles for Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) instantiations. We extended the components of design principles with the following attributes: HCI Artefact Features; Contextual factors; Computer Input Modalities; Computer Output Media; Human Sensory Perception; Human Cognition; Human Functional Operations. We devised a checklist for researchers to follow the variations in accessibility. The extensions are intended to foster researchers to incorporate accessibility in producing a more accurate formulation of design principles.

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MyResearchChallenge.digital - A Participatory Problem Discovery System for Citizen Design Science Research

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

"Towards Inclusive Digital Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Digital Citizen Participation"

"Towards Inclusive Digital Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Digital Citizen Participation"

How to Incorporate Accessibility to Design Principles for IS Artefacts?

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