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Automated Health Care Messages and Unexpected Patient Responses.

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Mueller SR, Kraus CR, Duckro AN, Steiner CA, James J, Steiner JF.   +5 more
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Design communication

CHI '06 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2006
Why is design communication so hard? We've all been in the situation: a room full of people, a usability test with clear problems and obvious outcomes. Yet the team can't agree on a design solution. Why does this happen? How can intelligent people disagree so strongly when looking at the same data?.This panel approaches a problem that has not been ...
Scott Jenson, Harry Sadler, Charlie Hill, Carl F. DiSalvo   +3 more
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Community design of community simulations

Proceedings of the 4th conference on Designing interactive systems: processes, practices, methods, and techniques, 2002
We report on a participatory design workshop in which residents of a community collaborated in learning about and designing projects for a visual simulation environment. Nine participants (five middle school teachers, four senior citizens) first conducted a participatory evaluation of a tutorial developed for the Stagecast Creator simulation tool. They
Mary Beth Rosson, John M. Carroll 0001, Cheryl D. Seals, Tracy Lewis   +3 more
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Design in reliability for communication designs

2006 43rd ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference, 2006
Silicon design implementation has become increasingly complex with the deep submicron technologies such as 90nm and below. It is common to see multiple processor cores, several types of memories, I/Os, complex analog circuits and synthesized logic on the same chip.
Uday Reddy Bandi, Murty Dasaka, Pavan K. Kumar   +2 more
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Formality in design communication

Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Design, Analysis and Manufacturing, 2013
AbstractHow designers communicate within design teams, and with users, suppliers, and customers, differs in formality both between industries and between different situations within one project. This paper identifies three layers of structure in design communication, each of which can be more or less formal: the design process, the interaction between ...
Claudia M. Eckert, Martin Stacey, Christopher F. Earl   +2 more
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Designing communication hierarchies

Journal of Economic Theory, 2021
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Perspectives on design of communication

Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Systems and Design of Communication, 2014
The wide spread of new media developed new ways of communicating. When technical subjects are communicated, either in a user manual, advertisement or in science, the use of new media are becoming even more important. As a consequence, a "communication designer" need new skills.
Carlos J. Costa, Daniel Bofill, Joaquim Baptista, Marco Neves, Rosário Durão   +4 more
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Design for network communities

Proceedings of the ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human factors in computing systems, 1997
Collaboration has long been of considerable interest in the CHI community. This paper proposes and explores the concept of network communities as a crucial part of this discussion. Network communities are a form of technologymediated environment that foster a sense of community among users.
Elizabeth D. Mynatt, Annette Adler, Mizuko Ito, Vicki L. O'Day   +3 more
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designing communication communicating design:

2020
This paper surveys the terrain of recent architectural magazine scholarship and proposes that this rapidly developing intellectual field is still developing methodologies to deal with its object of analysis—the magazines of architecture. Through a critical review of contemporary magazine studies, the primary theoretical and methodological ...
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Designing Service Communities

2001
Communities sind Beziehungsnetzwerke, in denen sich Menschen aufgrund ahnlich gelagerter Interessen, Werte, Ziele oder Probleme zusammenfinden. Sie tauschen Informationen aus oder losen gemeinsam bestimmte Probleme. Fur Dienstleister gewinnt diese „informelle“Organisationsform zunehmend an Bedeutung.
Kathrin M. Möslein, Renate Eisentraut, Michael Koch 0001   +2 more
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