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Article Dans Une Revue IxD&A - Interaction Design & Architecture(s) Année : 2018

Sense and Sensibility: Designing a museum exhibition with Visually Impaired People

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As a Participatory Action Research project stands at the crossroad between scientific investigation, design, and social change, we argue that to answer when and what this kind of project can be considered "successful" we have to reflexively analyze a Participatory Design action as a never ending process. The hypothesis discussed in this paper is, thus, that the result of a Participatory Action Research project is more the journey that led to a design than the "results" of a research or the "products" created by the project (them being of material of immaterial substance). In this paper, we will illustrate our point through the description of SmartArt, an action research project whose aim is to reduce inequalities by allowing access to art and culture to Visually Impaired People.
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hal-02310968 , version 1 (10-10-2019)

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Ines Di Loreto, Karine Lan Hing Ting. Sense and Sensibility: Designing a museum exhibition with Visually Impaired People. IxD&A - Interaction Design & Architecture(s), 2018, 38, pp.155-183. ⟨hal-02310968⟩
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