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Read-it project | New Publication (April 2019): Alessio Antonini, 'Developing a meta-language in multidisciplinary research projects: the case study of READ-IT'

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Posted on 13/07/2019 by readit
in: Categories: News and Uncategorized. Tags: Alessio Antonini, CHI2019, Digital Humanities, Glasgow, human computer interaction, philosophy and workshop.

New Publication (April 2019): Alessio Antonini, ‘Developing a meta-language in multidisciplinary research projects: the case study of READ-IT’

READ-IT UK project team member Dr Alessio Antonini has a new peer-reviewed workshop article – “Developing a meta-language in multidisciplinary research projects: the case study of READ-IT”. In the workshop article, Antonini reports on the use of philosophy in developing a research language in a project involving multiple disciplines. He discusses the case of READ-IT as an example of stakeholder-centred design, one which takes on board the plurality of users’ perspectives, goals and tasks.

The article was presented at the CHI2019 workshop “Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: exploring the intersection of Philosophy and HCI” in Glasgow, Scotland (4 May 2019) it is available online at http://oro.open.ac.uk/60762/