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Area of Science:

  • Socio-informatics
  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Gerontology

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  • Socio-technical systems necessitate design paradigms beyond conventional informatics.
  • Digital applications influence social practices, and social factors shape technology design.
  • Practice-based design aligns with real-world user practices and situated appropriation.

Purpose:

  • Explain practice-based design from socio-informatics.
  • Relate these approaches to participatory methods in gerontology.
  • Develop an interdisciplinary perspective on socio-technical system design.

Summary:

  • Practice-based design, utilizing ethnography and participatory principles, informs socio-technical system development.
  • It emphasizes aligning IT design with situated practices, sociocultural contexts, and sense-making processes.
  • Interdisciplinary connections are drawn to inspire IT application design for and with older adults.

Impact:

  • Provides interdisciplinary approaches for IT conception, design, and appropriation for older populations.
  • Aligns IT design with the situated practices and sociocultural contexts of older users.
  • Opens avenues for further development in analytical, conceptual, and methodological perspectives for IT design.