Bekijk hier artikelen over de ontwikkeling en toepassing van de Product Impact Tool en verwijzingen naar achtergrondtheorie.
Nederlandstalig
S. Dorrestijn & M. Vonk (2016), De privacy-vriendelijke zorgcamera die mensen desondanks niet wilden: Over de impacts en de moraal van techniek. In Tijdschrift voor Gezondheidszorg en Ethiek 26(3), pp. 73-78. download · vrij beschikbaar met dank aan Van Gorcum
Dit is een bondige uitleg van de Product Impact Tool met toepassing in het domein van technologie in de zorg.
S. Dorrestijn (2017), Impacts van interactieve schermen: Verslag van de workshop op 12 juli 2016. download
Toepassing van de Product Impact Tool in een onderzoeksproject over interactieve schermen in de openbare ruimte.
S. Dorrestijn (2011), Gedragsbeïnvloedende techniek en usability. In: Tijdschrift voor ergonomie 36(1), pp. 5(12). download · tijdschrift website
Artikel geschreven ten tijde van de ontwikkeling van de Product Impact Tool met verwijzingen naar achtergrondtheorie en een eerste versie van het model.
J. van Belle (2016), Ontwerpen met de Product Impact Tool. Bachelor Thesis Industrieel Ontwerpen, Universiteit Enschede. download
Afstudeerproject over het ontwikkelen van Product Impact Tool workshopmaterialen voor ontwerpers.
Engelstalig
S. Dorrestijn (2020), A Tool for the Impact and Ethics of Technology: The Case of Interactive Screens in Public Spaces. In Heather Wiltse (Ed.), Relating to Things: Design, Technology and the Artificial (151-172). London & New York: Bloomsbury. download draft · publisher website
T. B. Long, V. Blok, S.Dorrestijn, & P. Macnaghten (2020), The design and testing of a tool for developing responsible innovation in start-up enterprises“. Journal of Responsible Innovation 7(1), pp. 45-75. download
W. Eggink & S. Dorrestijn (2018), Philosophy of Technology x Design: the Practical Turn. In Storni, C. et.al. (Eds.), Proceedings of DRS 2018: Design as a catalyst for change (Vol. I, pp. 190-200). London: Design Research Society. download (excerpt from proceedings online)
J. van Belle, S. Dorrestijn & W. Eggink (2018), Design for People & Society: Turning the Product Impact Tool into a Design Tool. Paper presented at the Philosophy of Human Technology Relations conference; DesignLab, Enschede (the Netherlands); 11-13 July. repository University of Twente.
T. Raub, S. Dorrestijn & W. Eggink (2018) Using the Product Impact Tool for Prospective Thinking. In: Storni et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of the biannual Design Research Society conference (DRS) Catalyst; Limerick (Ireland); 25-28 June 2018; pp. 253-268 ; repository University of Twente.
J. van Belle, B. Giesberts & W. Eggink (2018) The Use of Philosophical Theories in Design: A Research-Through-Design Case of Treatment Compliance. In: Storni et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of the biannual Design Research Society conference (DRS) Catalyst; Limerick (Ireland); 25-28 June 2018; pp. 218-228 ; repository University of Twente
S. Dorrestijn (2017), The Product Impact Tool: the Case of the Dutch Public Transport Chip Card. In Niedderer, K., Clune, S., & Ludden, G. (Eds.). Design for Behaviour Change: Theories and practices of designing for change (pp. 26-39). Abingdon & New York: Routledge. download
S. Dorrestijn, M.C. van der Voort & P.P.C.C. Verbeek (2014), Future user-product arrangements: Combining product impact and scenarios in design for multi age success In: Technological Forecasting & Social Change,vol. 89, pp. 284-292. download · publisher website
S. Dorrestijn & W. Eggink (2014), Product Impact Tool Workshop: Mastering Affect and Effect in Human-Product Relations. In: Salamanca, J., Desmet, P., Burbano, A., Ludden, G., Maya, J. (Eds.). Proceedings of the Colors of Care: The 9th International Conference on Design & Emotion. Bogotá, October 6-10, 2014 (pp. 467-469). Bogotá: Ediciones Uniandes. download
S. Dorrestijn (2012), The design of our own lives: Technical mediation and subjectivation after Foucault. Enschede: University of Twente (PhD thesis). download
S. Dorrestijn (2012), Theories and figures of technical mediation. In: J. Donovan and W. Gunn (ed.), Design and Anthropology (pp. 219-230). Surrey, UK; Burlington, USA: Ashgate. download draft · publisher website
S. Dorrestijn (2012), The Product Impact Tool: Designing for user-guiding and user-changing. In: Van Kuijk, J.I. (ed.), Design for Usability: Methods & Tools – A Practitioner’s Guide (pp. 110-119). Delft: Design United/IOP-IPCR Design for Usability research project. download · book website
Bibliografie met achtergrondtheorie
Hieronder een uitgbreide bibliografie met werken waarnaar wordt verwezen in het proefschrift-hoofdstuk over de ontwikkeling van het Product Impact Tool model:
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