Design project in the radio station “P3” at the Danish Broadcasting Corporation. Three researchers worked in a design team with two inter-nal IT-consultants, and three user representatives. The analytic activities, conducted by the design team, involved approximately one third of the total 140 employees from the radio station. The objective was to design a coherent vision of computer support for the planning, production, broadcast-ing, and administrative follow up of radio programs. The design formed the basis for the organization’s decision about the subsequent development and implementation. A majority of the design proposals were implemented. Experiences from experimenting with various techniques and tools (from our earlier research projects) contributed to a coherent participatory design method (the MUST method). In this project, the research goal was to test the MUST method when applied in a full scale, commercial design project. The project lasted six months and comprised in total six months of work from the researchers.
2.3 Kensing, F., J. Simonsen, and K. Bødker (1998): "MUST - a Method
for Participatory Design", Human-Computer Interaction.
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2.2 Kensing, F., J. Simonsen, and K. Bødker (1998): "Participatory
Design at a Radio Station", Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW): An International Journal, Vol. 7, No. 2-3.
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3.5 Kensing, F., J. Simonsen, and K. Bødker (1997): "Designing for
Cooperation at a Radio Station", in J. Hughes et al., (Eds.):
Proceedings of the Fifth European Conference on Computer Supported
Cooperative Work, Lancaster University, UK, 7-11 September 1997, Kluwer Academic
Publishers, pp. 329-344.
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7.16 Andersen, K.S., B. Flannov, L. Geckler, P. Genild, O. Jacobsen,
F. Kensing, H. Lunau og J. Simonsen (1995): Anvendelse af workgroup-systemer på P3 - en forundersøgelsesrapport, [Using Workgroup-systems in P3: Report on the Design Project
in the Danish Broadcasting Corporation], (in Danish), Danmarks
Radio/P3 og R-IT, 16. juni 1995.