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Assignment 2 1. Don’t forget the Flickr assignment #2 (due end of day today) 2. Don’t forget the Work Practice Diary (to be used for assignment 2) 3. Assignment 2 was posted on the course website on Tuesday

Assignment 2 Two essay questions: 1) Updating the Myth of the Paperless Office 2) Yahoo! Ends All Work-From-Home Arrangements Part II – further developing your (1) topic area (2) specific problem (3) theoretical approach or concepts from class (4) justification

Assignment 2 – Part II 1. Provide 4 academic citations (can be some course readings, but start looking for some non course readings) 2. A document on resources for finding articles to cite is up on the course website. 3. A workshop with Elisa on using (free) bibliographic management software – Mendeley and on finding sources.

SESSION 14 (1) Assignment 2 (2) Professionalization, Values (3) Approaches to Design, Part II (4) Beyond Office Work

So far… 1. Affordances (artifact-centric view, device comparisons) 2. Work practices (individual cognition vs. collaboration, tools employed in combination and in context) 3. Work roles (diversity within and across organizations) 4. TODAY…Values and Professionalization (specifically issues of status and power)

Differing Work Roles Within Organizations Knowledge workers at the IMF IMF administrators

Professionalization About how we distinguish a job from a career As an effort undertaken by an occupational group to ensure respect and job security About “power struggles” and “status strivings” – Wilensky (American Journal of Sociology 1964) Collaboration, coordination of work in relation to professional identity / values

Why a Drug Dispensing Machine was Sent Back to the Manufacturer Gender and “Resistance to Change”

Why a Drug Dispensing Machine was Sent Back to the Manufacturer “hospital work…is characterized by a complex division of labor requiring cooperation between occupational groups representing distinct interests and perspectives.” (Novek, p. 380) “subordinate actors – users – whose work roles are subject to formalization are rarely consulted in the process of design and implementation of technology, except through training, where they are asked to adapt their work routines to a given system” (Novek, p. 399)

Why a Drug Dispensing Machine was Sent Back to the Manufacturer “…There are two problems associated with this process of formalization and abstraction. The articulation work practiced by these diverse occupational groups, the nuanced knowledge and reflexive interpretation of local contingencies necessary to complete required tasks, is usually left out of the black boxes they are given to operate.” (Novek, p. 399)

Contextual Inquiry: Flow Model [from Contextual Design (1997) Beyer and Holtzblatt]

DESIGN APPROACHES Part II

Vineyard Computing

Research Questions What data should we gather and how often? What level of computational interpretation should we apply to the data? How should we present the data to users?

Findings: user interface level Proactive computing (return of the socio- technical gap): Need to delegate btwn automatic and human-initiated decisions about data appropriately UI matched to “work paradigm” – tangible UI (tagged tools) given diverse work roles in the field

Findings: network configuration Suggestions for sensor network configurations, system optimization driven by work practice. Battery conservation (don’t need instant, live data) In-network data processing Data mules

BEYOND THE OFFICE

Work Sites Myth of the Paperless Office - how far do these findings ‘generalize?’ Characteristics of sites considered in MotPO: US / UK / Western ‘Clean,’ indoor, office environments Mobility – was it really considered? What other issues around paperlessness (and general work practices) emerge in other kinds of sites?

Beyond the Office: Unreliable electricity infrastructure in many parts of the world and paper as critical back up

Beyond the Office: What are the unique challenges of going paperless in the medical sector? EMR – electronic medical records

Beyond the Office: Special constraints on paper in microprocessor manufacturing.

Summary Topics to explore further: electronic medical records in the hospital setting, Affordances, Work Activities and Roles, Work Values Design Approaches Work Beyond the Office Environment