Developing an Interface to Support Procedural Memory Training using a Participatory–Based Approach
Author(s) -
Patrick Carrington,
Ravi Kuber,
Lisa Anthony,
Amy Hurst,
Sapna Prasad
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
electronic workshops in computing
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
ISSN - 1477-9358
DOI - 10.14236/ewic/hci2012.47
Subject(s) - computer science , interface (matter) , citizen journalism , function (biology) , participatory design , human–computer interaction , cognition , independence (probability theory) , knowledge management , order (exchange) , cognitive psychology , working memory , executive information system , psychology , process management , applied psychology , engineering , business , world wide web , information system , operations management , neuroscience , statistics , finance , parallel computing , electrical engineering , biology , parallels , management information systems , mathematics , maximum bubble pressure method , bubble , evolutionary biology
For some individuals with executive function deficits, difficulties may be experienced when executing step-by-step procedures involving cognitive and motor skills. In this paper, we describe the design of a mobile application prototype, developed using a participatory-based approach, in order to enable individuals with executive function deficits to practice ordering steps within common-tasks. The long-term aim is to determine whether users are able to transfer the knowledge gained from using the application to the real world, in order to promote levels of independence. Lessons learned from conducting a participatory approach with individuals with executive function deficits are described.
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