In Participatory Design for Learning: Perspectives from Practice and Research, contributors from across the fields of the learning sciences and design articulate an inclusive practice and begin the process of shaping guidelines for such collaborative involvement.
In Participatory Design for Learning: Perspectives from Practice and Research, contributors from across the fields of the learning sciences and design articulate an inclusive practice and begin the process of shaping guidelines for such collaborative involvement.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Betsy DiSalvo is Assistant Professor in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. Jason Yip is Assistant Professor in the Information School at the University of Washington - Seattle, USA. Elizabeth Bonsignore is Postdoctoral Researcher in the Human-Computer Interaction Lab and College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland, USA. Carl DiSalvo is Associate Professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at the Georgia Institute of Technology, USA.
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Contents Foreword, Janet Kolodner Section I: Introduction 1. Introduction to Participatory Design in The Learning Sciences Elizabeth Bonsignore, Betsy DiSalvo, Carl DiSalvo, and Jason Yip 2. Learning in Participatory Design as I Found It (1970-2015) Pelle Ehn 3. How Participatory Design Has Influenced the Learning Sciences Christopher Hoadley 4. Conversation: Viewing Participatory Design From the Learning Sciences and the Field of Design Christopher Hoadley and Carl DiSalvo, Facilitated by Jason Yip Section II: Participatory Learning and Design from Diverse Perspectives and Contexts 5. Learning About Learning Through Participatory Design with Families Judith Uchidiuno, Tamara Clegg, June Ahn, Jason Yip, Elizabeth Bonsignore, Daniel Pauw, Austin Beck, & Kelly Mills 6. Evolving Curricular Designs through Teacher Adaptation and Implementation with Students Over Time Joseph Polman, Angela M. Kohnen, Michelle Whitacre, Rosemary McBryan Davidson, Engida H. Gebre 7. Co-Designing An HCI Curriculum With College Students And Teaching Them About Participatory Design In The Process Helene Gelderblom Section III: Cases Studies of Participatory Design in Learning Research 8. Designing Learning Pathways in a Complex Learning Ecology: A research practice partnership focused on parent brokering Marti Louw, Nina Barbuto, & Kevin Crowley 9. Participatory Design With Children In the Autism Spectrum: Access, Participation, Personalization, and Sustainability Juan Pablo Hourcade 10. Teachers, Students, and After-School Professionals as Designers of Digital Tools for Learning Michelle Hoda Wilkerson 11. Learner at the Center: Pearson Kids CoLab Lisa Maurer & Elizabeth Bonsignore Section IV: Emerging Perspective of Participatory Design and Learning 12. Reflective Citizens: Learning At/With/From The Edges Ann Light & Jos Boys 13. Participatory Design for Value-Driven Learning Betsy DiSalvo & Kayla DesPortes 14. Conversation: Participatory Design in Research and Practice Allison Druin & Jon Kolko, facilitated by Elizabeth Bonsignore 15. Establishing Content Expertise in Intergenerational Co-design Teams Brenna McNally & Mona Leigh Guha Section V: Concluding Thoughts and Moving Forward 16. Learning in PD: Future Aspirations Liz Sanders 17. Conversation: Tensions and Possibilities between Learning and Participatory Design Chris Frauenberger, Chris Quintana, & Yvonne Rogers, Facilitated by Elizabeth Bonsignore 18. Next Steps Betsy DiSalvo, Jason Yip, Elizabeth Bonsignore & Carl DiSalvo 19. Contributors Bios
Contents Foreword, Janet Kolodner Section I: Introduction 1. Introduction to Participatory Design in The Learning Sciences Elizabeth Bonsignore, Betsy DiSalvo, Carl DiSalvo, and Jason Yip 2. Learning in Participatory Design as I Found It (1970-2015) Pelle Ehn 3. How Participatory Design Has Influenced the Learning Sciences Christopher Hoadley 4. Conversation: Viewing Participatory Design From the Learning Sciences and the Field of Design Christopher Hoadley and Carl DiSalvo, Facilitated by Jason Yip Section II: Participatory Learning and Design from Diverse Perspectives and Contexts 5. Learning About Learning Through Participatory Design with Families Judith Uchidiuno, Tamara Clegg, June Ahn, Jason Yip, Elizabeth Bonsignore, Daniel Pauw, Austin Beck, & Kelly Mills 6. Evolving Curricular Designs through Teacher Adaptation and Implementation with Students Over Time Joseph Polman, Angela M. Kohnen, Michelle Whitacre, Rosemary McBryan Davidson, Engida H. Gebre 7. Co-Designing An HCI Curriculum With College Students And Teaching Them About Participatory Design In The Process Helene Gelderblom Section III: Cases Studies of Participatory Design in Learning Research 8. Designing Learning Pathways in a Complex Learning Ecology: A research practice partnership focused on parent brokering Marti Louw, Nina Barbuto, & Kevin Crowley 9. Participatory Design With Children In the Autism Spectrum: Access, Participation, Personalization, and Sustainability Juan Pablo Hourcade 10. Teachers, Students, and After-School Professionals as Designers of Digital Tools for Learning Michelle Hoda Wilkerson 11. Learner at the Center: Pearson Kids CoLab Lisa Maurer & Elizabeth Bonsignore Section IV: Emerging Perspective of Participatory Design and Learning 12. Reflective Citizens: Learning At/With/From The Edges Ann Light & Jos Boys 13. Participatory Design for Value-Driven Learning Betsy DiSalvo & Kayla DesPortes 14. Conversation: Participatory Design in Research and Practice Allison Druin & Jon Kolko, facilitated by Elizabeth Bonsignore 15. Establishing Content Expertise in Intergenerational Co-design Teams Brenna McNally & Mona Leigh Guha Section V: Concluding Thoughts and Moving Forward 16. Learning in PD: Future Aspirations Liz Sanders 17. Conversation: Tensions and Possibilities between Learning and Participatory Design Chris Frauenberger, Chris Quintana, & Yvonne Rogers, Facilitated by Elizabeth Bonsignore 18. Next Steps Betsy DiSalvo, Jason Yip, Elizabeth Bonsignore & Carl DiSalvo 19. Contributors Bios
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