Research often problematises issues older people face and the development of technologies for older users is regularly driven by this agenda. This paper describes a research programme that positions older people as active participants rather than passive respondents focusing on their preferences and aspirations rather than their impairments. 'Engagingdesign' is a transnational research platform developed by the authors that facilitates creative methods for engaging older people and provides a scaffold for collective creativity. Data collected through interviews and focus groups is transformed through critical artefacts that provide a forum or theatre for conversation through exhibition that in turn becomes the medium and method for further ...
Older people provide much greater challenges to user-centred design than more traditional user group...
It is a widely recognized fact that population ageing is progressing rapidly and this phenomenon is ...
In 2017, global population aged 60 years or over reached nearly 963 million, becoming twice the figu...
Although there is an ageing population in Europe which acts as an increasingly influential social an...
Methods to involve users in design have long been used to create relevant content and increase the a...
This paper addresses a number of challenges HCI designers and researchers deal with when designing d...
We present a design case focusing on participatory design (PD) with older people. We experimented wi...
This paper presents our reflection on a series of action research projects. The authors, a design re...
We would like to thank Royal Bank of Scotland Centre for the Older Person's Agenda (RBS COPA) Involv...
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020. In 2017, global population aged 60 years or over reached near...
This paper addresses a number of challenges HCI designers and researchers deal with when designing d...
Identity in old age is challenged by physical changes, evolving roles within the family, and life tr...
Older people provide much greater challenges to user-centred design than more traditional user group...
It is a widely recognized fact that population ageing is progressing rapidly and this phenomenon is ...
In 2017, global population aged 60 years or over reached nearly 963 million, becoming twice the figu...
Although there is an ageing population in Europe which acts as an increasingly influential social an...
Methods to involve users in design have long been used to create relevant content and increase the a...
This paper addresses a number of challenges HCI designers and researchers deal with when designing d...
We present a design case focusing on participatory design (PD) with older people. We experimented wi...
This paper presents our reflection on a series of action research projects. The authors, a design re...
We would like to thank Royal Bank of Scotland Centre for the Older Person's Agenda (RBS COPA) Involv...
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020. In 2017, global population aged 60 years or over reached near...
This paper addresses a number of challenges HCI designers and researchers deal with when designing d...
Identity in old age is challenged by physical changes, evolving roles within the family, and life tr...
Older people provide much greater challenges to user-centred design than more traditional user group...
It is a widely recognized fact that population ageing is progressing rapidly and this phenomenon is ...
In 2017, global population aged 60 years or over reached nearly 963 million, becoming twice the figu...