Trading off between control and autonomy: a narrative review around de-design

Cabitza, Federico; Locoro, Angela; Ravarini, Aurelio

doi:10.1080/0144929x.2019.1634761

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“…The concept of intentional underdesign builds on concepts used in Information Systems, Human‐Computer Interaction, and IT research more broadly. Cabitza et al (2020) classify several of these concepts under the umbrella term “underdesign,” several of which are relevant to this article. For example, Fischer (2003, p. 2), Fischer et al (2004), and Fischer and Herrmann (2011) concepts of underdesign and meta‐design suggest that practitioners develop “environments and not the solutions” for participants to develop their own responses to a given problem or issue.…”

Section: Intentional Underdesignmentioning

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“…The differences between the accounts above related to what Cabitza et al (2020) term underdesign and our concept of intentional underdesign can be summarised into two key points. First, our concept is adapted as a methodological approach intended for use in ethnographic fieldwork, rather than a design approach used for creating artefacts, products, or services.…”

Section: Intentional Underdesignmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Playing games with the weather: A card game method for engaging households in conversations about renewable energy generation and everyday practice

Martin

Strengers

2022

Geographical Research

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This article examines the potential of a novel card game method designed to provide insights into connections between mundane everyday practices and renewable energy generation. The method was developed as part of an ethnographic project exploring Australian householders' experiences of weather and climate and evaluating their impacts on everyday practices and localised energy production. The card game drew inspiration from other similar methods and exemplifies intentional underdesign. Such design describes deliberately unrefined research methods meant to provoke participant engagement and playfulness because they are incomplete, irrelevant, or inadequate and thereby draw out tacit and unexamined lay expertise. Examples from the project reported in the article show how the card game method facilitated conversations revealing how weather knowledge and understandings inform awareness of renewable energy availability and practices that depend on it. We conclude that the card game method can help researchers explore relationships that exist across weather, energy, and practice. We also propose other areas where this method and intentional underdesign could generate more productive insights for geographers and others in allied disciplines.

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Section: Intentional Underdesignmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Intentional Underdesignmentioning

confidence: 99%

Playing games with the weather: A card game method for engaging households in conversations about renewable energy generation and everyday practice

Martin

Strengers

2022

Geographical Research

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“…Due to remote meeting fatigue having received popular press attention [17], providing meetings recommendations for intervals between remote meetings are quite helpful. Such a simplified approach and tools may help employees handle high ICT demands and enhance efficiency, which will help them mobilize personal resources for core tasks [61].…”

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Can I Get Back Later or Turn It Off? Day-Level Effect of Remote Communication Autonomy on Sustainable Proactivity

Liu

Choi

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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Overwhelming remote communication episodes have become critical daily work demands for employees. On the basis of affective event theory, this study explores the effect of daily remote communication autonomy on positive affect and proactive work behaviors. We conducted a multilevel path analysis using a general survey, followed by experience sampling methodology, with a sample of 80 employees in China who completed surveys thrice daily over a two-week period. The results showed that daily remote communication autonomy increased positive affective reactions, which, in turn, enhanced proactive work behaviors on the same workday. Furthermore, positive day-level relationships leading to employee proactivity were only significant when the employees’ person-level general techno-workload was not high. The findings provide a new perspective for managing employees working under continuous techno-workload and demands for remote interactions.

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Understanding Pedestrians’ Perception of Safety and Safe Mobility Practices

Zhang,

Bandara

2024

Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Trading off between control and autonomy: a narrative review around de-design

Cited by 4 publications

References 100 publications

Playing games with the weather: A card game method for engaging households in conversations about renewable energy generation and everyday practice

Playing games with the weather: A card game method for engaging households in conversations about renewable energy generation and everyday practice

Can I Get Back Later or Turn It Off? Day-Level Effect of Remote Communication Autonomy on Sustainable Proactivity

Understanding Pedestrians’ Perception of Safety and Safe Mobility Practices

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