Ways of Knowing in HCI – eBook

Description

Ways of Knowing in HCI (PDF) is an essential compilation that delves into both established and innovative research methodologies within the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). This comprehensive resource covers a diverse array of research techniques, including observational studies, interviews, ethnographic approaches, grounded theory analysis, and evaluations based on digital behavioral traces.

By engaging with this book, readers will develop an in-depth understanding of the various knowledge types that each method unveils, tracing their disciplinary origins, and recognizing how these approaches enrich our comprehension of users, their behaviors, and the contexts of use. The book is well-structured with lucid explanations, contextual backgrounds, and practical sample exercises, making it an ideal textbook for graduate-level education. Moreover, its extensive insights and reliable references render it an invaluable asset for both seasoned practitioners and emerging researchers in the field.

Review

“This ebook explores the multifaceted ways of ‘knowing’ within HCI. … It is an impressive compilation that showcases both depth and diversity. Each chapter is richly referenced, providing a plethora of resources for those eager to explore further. … This ebook is a significant contribution for anyone interested in HCI and will serve as a useful guide for any research focused on user experiences.” — M. Sasikumar, Computing Reviews, December 2015

NOTE: This product includes the ebook, Ways of Knowing in HCI in PDF format. Please be aware that access codes are not provided

Immerse yourself in the varied dimensions of knowing and understanding in HCI, and equip yourself with the tools to enhance user-centric research and design practices. Whether you are a graduate student, a professional researcher, or a practitioner, this ebook is geared to elevate your insights into user interactions and their environment.