Peter Dalsgaard
Kim Halskov
ABSTRACT
The theme of the workshop is to examine the nature of creative processes as part of designing interactive systems. In particular, the workshop will focus on how to organize design sessions to improve creative processes, for instance by setting up environments or spaces that support creative activities. In order to provide insights for how such environments can be set up, the workshop will explore a number of themes related to creative design processes, including: Individual and social activities, Creativity constraints, Transformation of design ideas, Generative design materials, and Creativity methods.
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Digital Library
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Index Terms
- Environments for creative interaction design processes
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