Reciprocity in Rapid EthnographyPieter Duysburgh & Karin Slegers

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Reciprocity in rapid ethnography

Five examples

1. Making participation fun

Slegers, K., Ruelens, S., Vissers, J., & Duysburgh, P. Using Game Principles in UX Research: A Board Game for Eliciting Future User Needs. CHI 2015.

2. Giving informants a voice

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3. Allowing informants to exhibit strengths & skills

Hendriks, Huybrechts, Wilkinson, & Slegers. Challenges in doing participatory design with people with dementia. Participatory Design Conference 2014.

4. Offering practical helpTO DO:• Afbeelding GR@SP

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5. Providing self knowledge / mirroring

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Reciprocity in rapid ethnography:

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