Susanne Bødker
Christian Dindler
Kim Halskov
Ole Sejer Iversen
ABSTRACT
In this course participants are introduced to the theory and practice of Participatory Design. The course offers an overview of state of the art Participatory Design literature, practices and methods, and provides participants with the opportunity to work practically on a Participatory Design case. The instructors have substantial experience in Participatory Design research and practice and have been active members of the PDC community for several decades.
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Index Terms
- Advances in Participatory Design
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