Discussions and Decisions: Enabling Participation inDesign in Geographical Communities

Communities frequently encounter design problems they have to deal with, be it theirown representation in different media (e.g. the World Wide Web), or a design problem fromthe “real world” (e.g. urban planning). Major connotations with the term “Community” arethat there may be a great number of members and that the members of a community maydiffer according to their knowledge, experiences, abilities and intentions with a great variety.This is especially true for geographic communities, where the only thing all members have incommon is the place where they live, and which may have up to several million members.[...]

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Year of publication:	2000
Authors:	Pipek, Volkmar ; Märker, Oliver ; Rinner, Claus ; Schmidt-Belz, Barbara
Institutions:	GMD-Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik <Sankt Augustin> ; Institut für Informatik <Bonn> ; Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik <Siegen>
Published in:	Universität Siegen - Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik -Publikationen In: Gurstein, M. (ed.): "Community Informatics: EnablingCommunities with Information and Communications Technologies", IDEA Publishing Group, 2000, pp. 358-375
Subject:	Design \| design \| Partizipation \| Geographische Gesellschaft

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1 Introduction
2 The Community Design Problem
3 Planning Paradigms and Participation
4 New Options through New Technologies
5 Requirements for a Community Design Tool
6 GeoMed - a joint European Project
7 The ZENO Tool: First Experiences
7.1 First User Experiences
7.2 Summary of experiences and lessons learned
8 The long and winding road to Computer Supported
Community Design Processes
9 References

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