Support for participation in electronic paper prototyping

DEARDEN, Andy, NAGHSH, A. and OZCAN, M. B. (2002). Support for participation in electronic paper prototyping. In: Proceedings of the Participatory Design Conference (PDC 2002), Malmö, Sweden, June 23-25, 2002. Palo Alto, CA, CPSR, 105-108. [Conference or Workshop Item]

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In this paper, we examine a range of tools for early prototyping of interactive systems that might be described as enabling 'electronic paper prototyping'. We then introduce Gabbeh, a prototype that we are developing to re-enable participatory design when using such tools. Paper-prototyping is an established approach to the creation of early prototypes in the participatory design of computer systems. Recent years have seen the rapid development of new interaction devices in which a display screen is combined with pen-based input to allow users to create sketches or hand-written notes in an interaction that is similar to writing with a pen on paper. Research with such devices has shown how this capability can be used to rapidly create simple prototypes of interactive systems such as websites. However, previous systems have not considered how end-users and other stakeholders could contribute to design dialogues around such prototypes.

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