Items where Author is "Dearden, Andrew"

KENDALL, Linus and DEARDEN, Andrew (2020). The politics of co-design in ICT for sustainable development. CoDesign. [Article]

PENZENSTADLER, B., DUBOC, L., HEBIG, R., DEARDEN, Andrew, KANAGWA, B., CHAUDRON, M., BAINOMUGISHA, E., UMUHOZA, E. and OKELLO, D. (2020). Raising awareness for potential sustainability effects in Uganda: A survey-based empirical study. Proceedings of the 8th International Workshop on Requirements Engineering for Sustainable Systems co-located with 27th International Conference on Requirements Engineering, 2541. [Article]

SALWAY, Sarah, ALI, Parveen, SUCH, E, DEARDEN, Andrew and WILLOX, Matt (2018). Enhancing health literacy through co-design: development of culturally appropriate materials on genetic risk and customary consanguineous marriage. Primary Health Care Research & Development, 1-13. [Article]

STRATTON, Andy, BATES, Christopher and DEARDEN, Andrew (2017). Quando: enabling museum and art gallery practitioners to develop interactive digital exhibits. In: BARBOSA, Simone, MARKOPOULOS, Panos, PATERNÒ, Fabio, STUMPF, Simone and VALTOLINA, Stefano, (eds.) End-user development : 6th International Symposium on End-User Development, IS-EUD 2017, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, June 13-15, 2017, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (10303). Cham, Springer, 100-107. [Book Section]

BRIGSTOCKE, Julian, HOOVER, Elona, HARDER, Marie, GRAHAM, Paula, DE SOUSA, Sophia, DEARDEN, Andrew, LIGHT, Ann, ZAMENOPOULOS, Theodore, ALEXIOU, Katerina, BURFORD, Gemma, GAUBERT, Justine and FOSKETT, Colin (2017). Implicit values: Uncounted legacies. In: FACER, Keri and PAHL, Kate, (eds.) Valuing interdisciplinary collaborative research: Beyond impact. Bristol, Policy Press, 65-83. [Book Section]

DEARDEN, Andrew and TUCKER, William D. (2015). The ethical limits of bungee research in ICTD. In: 2015 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society. IEEE, 1-6. [Book Section]

SOLTANI, Hora, DUXBURY, Alexandra, ARDEN, Madelynne, DEARDEN, Andrew, FURNESS, Penny and GARLAND, Carolyn (2015). Maternal obesity management using mobile technology : a feasibility study to evaluate a text messaging based complex intervention during pregnancy. Journal of Obesity, 111 (5 pt.2), 1-10. [Article]

DEARDEN, Andrew, LIGHT, Ann, ZAMENOPOULOS, Theodore, GRAHAM, Paula, PLOUVIEZ, Emma and DE SOUSA, Sophia (2014). Scaling up co-design. In: WINSCHIERS-THEOPHILUS, Heike, D'ANDREA, Vincenzo and IVERSEN, Ole Sejer, (eds.) PDC 2014 : Reflecting connectedness : proceedings of the 13th Participatory Design Conference. New York, ACM Press, 67-70. [Book Section]

LAM, Busayawan and DEARDEN, Andrew (2014). Co-design for not-for-profit urganization. In: Design Management in an Era of Disruption : the 19th DMI Conference, London, 2-4 September 2014. (In Press) [Conference or Workshop Item]

REED, Heath, LEITAO, Roxanne, HELLER, Ben and DEARDEN, Andrew (2014). Innovage: social innovation 'iStep'. In: 2014 National MND Conference. [Conference or Workshop Item]

BOWEN, Simon, SUSTAR, Helena, WOLSTENHOLME, Dan and DEARDEN, Andrew (2013). Engaging teenagers productively in service design. International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction, 1 (3-4), 71-81. [Article]

DEXTER, Matt, ATKINSON, Paul and DEARDEN, Andrew (2013). Open design and cystic fibrosis: enabling participation in the design process. In: 2nd European Conference on Design4Health, Sheffield Hallam University, 3-5th July 2013. online e-book, Sheffield Hallam University. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

DEXTER, Matt, ATKINSON, Paul and DEARDEN, Andrew (2013). Open design and medical products: irreconcilable differences, or natural bedfellows? In: Proceedings of the 10th European Academy of Design Conference, Gothenburg. [Gothenburg], University of Gothenburg/European Academy of Design. [Book Section]

DEXTER, Matt, ATKINSON, Paul and DEARDEN, Andrew (2011). Health products; designed with, not for, end users. In: YOXALL, Alaster, (ed.) Proceedings of the 1st European Conference on Design 4 Health, Sheffield. Sheffield Hallam University, 110-121. [Book Section]