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Participatory Design & End-User Development: Building Bridges
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Daniel Tetteroo, 
Sebastian S. Feger, 
Daniela Fogli, 
Anders Mørch, 
Antonio Piccinno, Marie Utterberg ModénAuthors Info & Claims
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Abstract
Empowering end-users to be actively involved in the design, development and implementation of systems is a shared goal of the participatory design and end-user development communities. Yet, both communities have developed largely separately, both building upon their own specific set of knowledge, methods and practices. This workshop aims to identify common goals and a shared research agenda by bringing together researchers from both communities and stimulating the exchange of knowledge and the generation of new ideas.
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