Designing for Digital Futures: Celebrating the Career and Intellectual Legacy of Professor Richard Boland Jr.

Éditeurs invités

  • Youngjin Yoo, Case Western Reserve University
  • Natalia N Levina, New York University

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Thèmes proposés

  • Challenge Techno-Centric Narratives: We seek papers that move beyond solution-oriented thinking, instead critically examining the assumptions and values embedded in emerging technologies (such as large language models, blockchain, and augmented reality).
  • Center Human Values and Experiences: How can technology prioritize well-being, autonomy, and creativity? We encourage investigations into human-centered design approaches in the face of automation and algorithmic decision-making.
  • Explore the Transformative Potential of Design: We invite speculative and participatory design methodologies to envision radically different futures where technology serves humanity, society, and the planet.
  • Study how Diverse Perspectives Enable Innovation: How are perspective making and perspective taking combined in technological and technology-enabled innovation? How has digitization through online communities, crowdsourcing, and generative AI tools transformed innovation processes?

Éditeurs associés

Ulrike Schultze, University of Groningen
Michel Avital, Copenhagen Business School
Nick Berente, University of Notre Dame
Aron Lindberg, Steven Institute of Technology