Titlebook: Ways of Knowing in HCI; Judith S. Olson,Wendy A. Kellogg Textbook 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 Big data.CSCW.Design

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Reading and Interpreting Ethnography, what people are doing, but how they experience what they do. The researcher participates in the life of the target people, both to serve as a stimulus (asking questions) that generates reactions and insights and to fully engage in the evolution and understanding of what is happening.

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Reading and Interpreting Ethnography, what people are doing, but how they experience what they do. The researcher participates in the life of the target people, both to serve as a stimulus (asking questions) that generates reactions and insights and to fully engage in the evolution and understanding of what is happening.

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Curiosity, Creativity, and Surprise as Analytic Tools: Grounded Theory Method,artial understandings into a broader theory of the domain. It begins with observations of a phenomenon for which no theory yet exists. Through layered coding of these observations and continual reexamination of the data, a theory emerges.

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Curiosity, Creativity, and Surprise as Analytic Tools: Grounded Theory Method,artial understandings into a broader theory of the domain. It begins with observations of a phenomenon for which no theory yet exists. Through layered coding of these observations and continual reexamination of the data, a theory emerges.

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Knowing by Doing: Action Research as an Approach to HCI,olving to develop scholarly knowledge. AR could involve any of a number of methods described in this book. Key to this type of research is that it includes the community participants as co-researchers throughout and that the result of the intervention be helpful and sustainable insofar as possible.

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Study, Build, Repeat: Using Online Communities as a Research Platform,itself to introduce new features (e.g., participation incentive mechanisms). One solution is for researchers to create an online community themselves. Although this provides more control and access, it also requires additional resources (e.g., for staff to maintain the community) and consideration o

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,Concepts, Values, and Methods for Technical Human–Computer Interaction Research,his work as .—the creation of new things—contrasted with activities of . which are concerned more with understanding the world. We discuss the values, goals, and criteria for success in this approach. Technical HCI research includes both directly contributing to some human need and indirectly contri