Michael Muller
David R. Millen
ABSTRACT
We compare six definitions of the concept of "representative user," including interpretations based in statistics, grounded theory, political theory and design practice. This participatory poster invites conference participants to contribute their own interpretations.
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- What makes a representative user representative? a participatory poster
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