Designing (for) change: a taxonomy-based approach to project design

This paper presents insights into an ongoing research project, focusing on the application of a taxonomy for digital involvement projects to Citizen Science initatives. Extending the taxonomy to analog projects and conducting a survey on mit:forschen, this research aims to enable structured comparisons and insights into design patterns. 

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ARPHA proceedings
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.3897/ap..e126585
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Complex Systems and Decision Making
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Designing (for) change: a taxonomy-based approach to project design

Jonas Fegert, Carolin Stein, Moritz Müller
ARPHA proceedings
Complex Systems and Decision Making
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Designing (for) change: a taxonomy-based approach to project design

Jonas Fegert, Carolin Stein, Moritz Müller
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Abstract

This paper presents insights into an ongoing research project, focusing on the application of a taxonomy for digital involvement projects to Citizen Science initatives. Extending the taxonomy to analog projects and conducting a survey on mit:forschen, this research aims to enable structured comparisons and insights into design patterns. 

ARPHA proceedingsVol. 1
Museum für Naturkunde (DE), FZI Research Center for Information Technology (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Complex Systems and Decision Making
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