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Lundberg, Jonas and Arvola, Mattias (2007): Lessons learned from facilitation in collaborative design. In: Piekarski, Wayne and Plimmer, Beryl (eds.) Proceedings of the Eight Australasian Conference on User interface - Volume 64 January 30-February 02, 2007, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. pp. 51-54. Available online

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Götmar, Anna and Lundberg, Jonas (2007): Effective recommendations in loosely coupled accident investigations. In: Brinkman, Willem-Paul, Ham, Dong-Han and Wong, B. L. William (eds.) ECCE 2007 - Proceedings of the 14th European Conference on Cognitive Ergonomics August 28-31, 2007, London, UK. pp. 11-18. Available online

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Eliason, Emma and Lundberg, Jonas (2006): The appropriateness of Swedish municipality web site designs. In: Proceedings of the Fourth Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction 2006. pp. 48-57. Available online

“In this paper, the results of a front-page genre analysis of 290 Swedish municipality Web sites are presented, and the appropriateness of the identified design solutions are discussed. Seven municipality Web site genres are identified: notice-board, newspaper, brochure, promotion, commercial, portal, and filter. We discuss how the municipality genres are related to each other, and to other genres, as mix-genres or subgenres. We conclude that the genres differ widely in terms of form, dominating content, action possibilities, purposes, and user groups and roles. This paper provides design examples of what qualities the different genres might bring, and thereby, gives an opportunity for designers and procurers to learn from previous designs. The paper contributes both by providing an analysis of a genre central to society, and by showing how a genre analysis reveals implicit values regarding the user and the task, mediated in the genres of municipality Web sites.”

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Dinka, David and Lundberg, Jonas (2006): Identity and role -- A qualitative case study of cooperative scenario building. In International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 64 (10) pp. 1049-1060

“In this study, we argue that users participating in the design process will form the participation as a function of their professional role, but also as a function of their identity more or less independent from their role. In order to get the full potential of cooperative design the user identity in general and in this case their attitudes towards technology in particular should be incorporated into the design process. This case study consists of participatory design sessions with two different organizations, in the context of a media production tool development project. Facilitator skills, and workshop interventions to balance attitudes and to take them into account in design are discussed. Furthermore, we argue that attitudes will affect a subsequent implementation of a technical system, and that knowledge about stakeholder identity can be useful for further design activities and for planning system implementation.”

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Hult, Lars, Irestig, Magnus and Lundberg, Jonas (2006): Design Perspectives. In Human-Computer Interaction, 21 (1) pp. 5-48

“In this article we argue that a structured use of perspective descriptions can support a design process. A design perspective is a coherent set of values and aspects emphasized by the designer in a given design situation. We present a generic framework for describing 7 dimensions of perspectives concerning user, artifact, context, activities, communication, central relations, and use qualities that we argue are relevant in a design situation. Subsequently we use this metaperspective to describe four perspectives: tool, architectural, usability, and media perspective distilled from literature sources. By conducting two design workshops, we have evaluated the effects of using perspective descriptions to address the problem of idea generation in the early phases of design. Our analysis shows that the perspectives contain values that can have an important impact on the resulting artifact. By guiding the exploration of the design space, they influence both the artifact's conceptual idea and its use qualities. In our design example, a car game, the conceptual idea of the artifact varied from a goal-oriented tool to a media-based communication experience. Use qualities varied from a task-based flow of action to a format-dependent communication experience. The perspectives served as a synthesis of basic assumptions from the literature and as support to generate conceptually different design ideas. Based on the outcome of our study, we propose an approach for working with design perspectives in design practice, and education. We also present an agenda for research on design perspectives.”

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Ihlström, Carina and Lundberg, Jonas (2003): The Online News Genre through the User Perspective. In: HICSS 2003 2003. p. 103. Available online

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Lundberg, Jonas, Ibrahim, Aseel, Jonsson, David, Lindquist, Sinna and Qvarfordt, Pernilla (2002): "The snatcher catcher": an interactive refrigerator. In: Proceedings of the Second Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction October 19-23, 2002, Aarhus, Denmark. pp. 209-212. Available online

“In order to provoke a debate about the use of new technology, the Snatcher Catcher, an intrusive interactive refrigerator that keeps record of the items in it, was created. In this paper we present the fridge, and how we used it in a provocative installation. The results showed that the audience was provoked, and that few people wanted to have the fridge in their surroundings.”

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Publication statistics

Publication period:2002-2007
Publication count:7
Number of co-authors:11



Productive colleagues

Jonas Lundberg's 3 most productive colleagues in number of publications:

Mattias Arvola:14
Pernilla Qvarfordt:8
David Dinka:5


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Number of publications with 3 favourite co-authors:

Magnus Irestig:1
Mattias Arvola:1
Carina Ihlström:1

 

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