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Accepted Paper

The Ethnographer, the Engineer and the Clinician: Co-designing Digital and Visual Platforms with and for Older Adults  
David Prendergast (Maynooth University)

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Paper short abstract

This paper explores the experiences of ethnographers working within multidisciplinary teams of clinicians, designers and engineers on the co-design and iterative development of digital platforms and visual content with and for community dwelling older adults.

Paper long abstract

This paper explores the experiences of ethnographers working within multidisciplinary teams of clinicians, designers and engineers on the co-design and iterative development of digital platforms and visual content with and for community dwelling older adults. Using examples from 1) the TRIL Building Bridges Project for social engagement, 2) a self-management and peer support system for COPD sufferers and 3) the IDS-TILDA website on ageing and intellectual disability, this talk will consider opportunities, challenges, power asymmetries, decision-making, and ethical dilemmas involved when incorporating ethnographic methods within design processes.

Panel P060
Illuminating Futures of the Life Course through Visual and Digital Media [Age and Generations Network]
  Session 1 Wednesday 22 July, 2020, -