Communications of the ACM

Computing in India: an Asian elephant learning to dance

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

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Participatory design

Michael J. Muller, Sarah Kuhn
Pages 24-28

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A retrospective look at PD projects

Andrew Clement, Peter Van den Besselaar
Pages 29-37

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From system design to democracy

Steven E. Miller
Page 38

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Some PD advice

Gro Bjerknes
Page 39

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PD and joint application design: a transatlantic comparison

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

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PD a personal statement

Joan Greenbaum
Page 47

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Engineering practice and codevelopment of codevelopment of product prototypes

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

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The benefits of intentional tension

Jim Euchner, Patricia Sachs
Page 53

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Experiences using cooperative interactive storyboard prototyping

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

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Graphic facilitation

Darlene Crane
Page 64

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CSCW challenges: cooperative design in engineering projects

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

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User participation in prototyping

Susan Harker
Page 77

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PD: structure in the toolbox

Finn Kensing, Andreas Munk-Madsen
Pages 78-85

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The ETHICS approach

Enid Mumford
Page 82

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Work language analysis and the naming problem

Barbara Katzenberg, Peter Piela
Pages 86-92

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Work-oriented design at Xerox

Jeanette Blomberg, Denise McLaughlin, Lucy Suchman
Page 91

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Participatory conversation in PD

David Novick, Eleanor Wynn
Page 93

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A web of fuzzy problems: confronting the ethical issues

Ina Wagner
Pages 94-101

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Translation between software designers and users

Marian G. Williams, Vivienne Begg
Pages 102-103

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Modeling and simulation

Peter G. Neumann
Page 124

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“Equal opportunity” PD using PICTIVE

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

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STEPS—a methodical approach to PD

Christiane Floyd
Page 83

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