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Creativity and Rationale

Part of the Human–Computer Interaction Series Book Series (volume 20)

Editors: Carroll, John M.

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4471-4111-2

ISBN: 978-1-4471-4110-5

Publisher: Springer London - Springer Journals

May 29, 2012

1 - 10 of 20 Chapters

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Creativity and Rationale: The Essential Tension

Carroll, John M.

Pages: 1 –10

[Creativity and rationale comprise an essential tension in design. They are two sides of the coin; contrary, complementary, but perhaps also interdependent. Designs always serve purposes. They always have an internal logic. They can be queried, explained, and evaluated. These characteristics are...
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Critical Conversations: Feedback as a Stimulus to Creativity in Software Design

McCall, Raymond

Pages: 11 –40

[Three decades of creating software to support design rationale showed the author that rationale processes can promote generation of novel ideas by promoting critical conversations among designers and other project participants. Critical conversations intertwine ideation and evaluation, using...
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A Micro View of Design Reasoning: Two-Way Shifts Between Embodiment and Rationale

Goldschmidt, Gabriela

Pages: 41 –55

[This chapter is based on the assumption that because designing (of tangible artifacts) is aimed at specifying configurations and properties of entities, designers must manipulate forms and shapes and they must resort to visual reasoning to do so. Visual reasoning in designing is seen as the...
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Evaluating Creativity

Candy, Linda

Pages: 57 –84

[This chapter explores the concept of evaluation and its potential contribution to creativity. The particular focus is on evaluation within those areas of creative practice where the interaction between human beings and digital systems is a central goal. A multi-dimensional model of creativity...
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Integrating Design Representations for Creativity

Sutcliffe, Alistair

Pages: 85 –104

[This chapter argues that the influence of design rationale on creativity is best achieved by concurrent use of scenarios, prototypes and models. A framework of cognitive affordances is introduced to discuss the merits and limitations of each representation. The chapter concludes by discussing...
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Achieving Both Creativity and Rationale: Reuse in Design with Images and Claims

McCrickard, D. Scott; Wahid, Shahtab; Branham, Stacy M.; Harrison, Steve

Pages: 105 –119

[Although designers seek to create designs that are novel, most are based in some part on previous work. However, formal methods for design rationale reuse are dismissed as too inhibiting to the creative process. In this chapter we argue for the reuse of rationale as a central activity in design,...
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Predecessor Artifacts: Evolutionary Perspectives on a Reflective Conversation with Design Materials

Mørch, Anders I.

Pages: 121 –141

[Donald Schön described designing as a reflective conversation with the materials of a situation, and proposed a phenomenological account of designing. Ray McCall proposed an extension and generalization of Schön’s model that more easily allows for computer support. Building on the work of Schön...
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The PRInCiPleS Design Framework

Blevis, Eli

Pages: 143 –169

[Some disciplines focus on analytic research and some disciplines focus on synthesis. Design disciplines are interesting because designers need to do both analysis and synthesis tasks. The HCI and design program I presently direct is organized around a framework I have named with the acronym...
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Using Rationale to Assist Student Cognitive and Intellectual Development

Burge, Janet E.; Brinkman, Bo

Pages: 171 –196

[One of the questions posed at the National Science Foundation (NSF)-sponsored workshop on Creativity and Rationale in Software Design was on the role of rationale in supporting idea generation in the classroom. College students often struggle with problems where more than one possible solution...
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Does Design Rationale Enhance Creativity?

Wang, Jing; Farooq, Umer; Carroll, John M.

Pages: 197 –222

[Creativity and rationale are often viewed as two contrasting facets in software design. A lack in recognizing the facilitative relationship between creativity and rationale not only underestimates the benefits designers can obtain from rationale practices, but also confines the approaches that...

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