ACM

S. R. Nidumolu, S. E. Goodman
Pages 15-22

Participatory design

Michael J. Muller, Sarah Kuhn
Pages 24-28

A retrospective look at PD projects

Andrew Clement, Peter Van den Besselaar
Pages 29-37

From system design to democracy

Steven E. Miller
Page 38

Some PD advice

Gro Bjerknes
Page 39

PD and joint application design: a transatlantic comparison

Erran Carmel, Randall D. Whitaker, Joey F. George
Pages 40-48

PD a personal statement

Joan Greenbaum
Page 47

Engineering practice and codevelopment of codevelopment of product prototypes

William L. Anderson, William T. Crocca
Pages 49-56

The benefits of intentional tension

Jim Euchner, Patricia Sachs
Page 53

Experiences using cooperative interactive storyboard prototyping

Kim Halskov Madsen, Peter H. Aiken
Pages 57-64

Graphic facilitation

Darlene Crane
Page 64

CSCW challenges: cooperative design in engineering projects

Kaj Grønbæk, Morten Kyng, Preben Mogensen
Pages 67-77

User participation in prototyping

Susan Harker
Page 77

PD: structure in the toolbox

Finn Kensing, Andreas Munk-Madsen
Pages 78-85

The ETHICS approach

Enid Mumford
Page 82

Work language analysis and the naming problem

Barbara Katzenberg, Peter Piela
Pages 86-92

Work-oriented design at Xerox

Jeanette Blomberg, Denise McLaughlin, Lucy Suchman
Page 91

Participatory conversation in PD

David Novick, Eleanor Wynn
Page 93

A web of fuzzy problems: confronting the ethical issues

Ina Wagner
Pages 94-101

Translation between software designers and users

Marian G. Williams, Vivienne Begg
Pages 102-103

Modeling and simulation

Peter G. Neumann
Page 124

“Equal opportunity” PD using PICTIVE

Michael J. Muller, Daniel M. Wildman, Ellen A. White
Page 64

STEPS—a methodical approach to PD

Christiane Floyd
Page 83

Communications of the ACM

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