A Participatory Design Approach for the Support of Collaborative Learning and Knowledge Building in Networked Organizations
Author(s) -
Barbara Kieslinger,
Kai Pata,
Claudia Fabian
Publication year - 2009
Publication title -
international journal of advanced corporate learning (ijac)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1867-5565
DOI - 10.3991/ijac.v2i3.999
Subject(s) - knowledge management , tacit knowledge , collaborative learning , citizen journalism , participatory design , feeling , process (computing) , knowledge building , computer science , psychology , business , engineering , social psychology , world wide web , mechanical engineering , parallels , operating system
Engagement in collaborative learning and knowledge building activities is still a big challenge for many workplace-learning designers. Especially in highly competitive environments people might be reluctant to give away too much of their tacit knowledge. A feeling of ownership and an involvement of the individual in the planning of the learning activities can be important motivational factors. In an international research project called IntelLEO – Intelligent Learning Extended Organization we intend to follow a participatory design approach involving individual workers from the very beginning of the development process. The planned user participation will range from the first conceptual design phase through the different development stages until the final validation of the system. Our hypothesis is that this involvement will increase the motivation of the individuals for collaborative learning and knowledge building activities
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