Bücher der Reihe Foundations and Trends in Human-Computer Interaction

Analyses trends in the history of computing that made the transition from industry to consumers, such as desktop publishing and home video editing. The analysis reveals that any transition to consumers first requires a hardware and software system that embodies the skills and expert knowledge that consumers lack.

This monograph brings together a collection of 14 value sensitive design methods. These methods-along with the heuristics and examples discussed here-go a good distance toward providing tools for engaging substantively with human values in the technical design process.

HCI's Making Agendas examines how making has emerged as an interdisciplinary arena of scholarship, research and design that connects entrepreneurs, designers, researchers, critical theorists, historians, anthropologists, computer scientists and engineers.