Approaches and frameworks for HCI research

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    • Long, John (John B.)

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Approaches and frameworks for HCI research

John Long, University College London

Cambridge University Press, 2021

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  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Summary: "This research textbook, designed for young Human- Computer Interaction (HCI) researchers beginning their careers, surveys the research models and methods in use today and offers a general framework to bring together the disparate concepts. HCI spans many disciplines and professions, including information science, applied psychology, computer science, informatics, software engineering and social science making it difficult for newcomers to get a good overview of the field and the available approaches. The book's rigorous 'approach-and-framework' response is to the challenge of retaining growth and diversification in HCI research by building up a general framework from approaches for Innovation, art, craft, applied, science and engineering. This general framework is compared with other HCI frameworks and theories for completeness and coherence, all within a historical perspective of dissemination success. Readers can use this as a model to design and assess their own research frameworks and theories a

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This research textbook, designed for young Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) researchers beginning their careers, surveys the research models and methods in use today and offers a general framework to bring together the disparate concepts. HCI spans many disciplines and professions, including information science, applied psychology, computer science, informatics, software engineering and social science making it difficult for newcomers to get a good overview of the field and the available approaches. The book's rigorous 'approach-and-framework' response is to the challenge of retaining growth and diversification in HCI research by building up a general framework from approaches for Innovation, Art, Craft, Applied, Science and Engineering. This general framework is compared with other HCI frameworks and theories for completeness and coherence, all within a historical perspective of dissemination success. Readers can use this as a model to design and assess their own research frameworks and theories against those reported in the literature.

Table of Contents

  • Preface
  • 1. Approaches and Frameworks for HCI Research
  • 2. Approaches to HCI Research
  • 3. Frameworks for HCI Research
  • 4. Innovation Approach and Framework for HCI Research
  • 5. Art Approach and Framework for HCI Research
  • 6. Craft Approach and Framework for HCI Research
  • 7. Applied Approach and Framework for HCI Research
  • 8. Science Approach and Framework for HCI Research
  • 9. Engineering Approach and Framework for HCI Research
  • 10. General Approach and General Framework for HCI Research
  • 11. Validating General Approach and General Framework for HCI Research
  • 12. Assessing General Framework against Other HCI Frameworks
  • 13. Assessing General Framework against HCI Theories
  • 14. Methodological Component for General Framework
  • 15. Case-studies for General Framework
  • 16. Approaches and Frameworks for HCI Research - Lessons Learned and Lessons Remaining.

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