Title
"Narrowcast yourself": designing for community storytelling in a rural Indian context
Abstract
The StoryBank project is examining technologies and practices to allow digitally impoverished communities to take part in the user-generated content revolution. The approach involves combining mobile phones to create audio-visual stories and a touch screen display situated in a community meeting place. This paper discusses the design, evaluation and refinement of the situated display. We consider how our experiences of working with a rural Indian village community influenced design processes, principles and prototypes. The work highlights the value of community-centred design practices and prototypes in such developing-world contexts.
Year
DOI
Venue
2008
10.1145/1394445.1394485
Conference on Designing Interactive Systems
Keywords
Field
DocType
rural indian context,storybank project,rural indian village community,community meeting place,touch screen display,community-centred design practice,mobile phone,community storytelling,audio-visual story,design process,digitally impoverished community,developing-world context,user generated content,digital divide,developing world
Situated,User-generated content,Storytelling,Situated display,Digital divide,Human–computer interaction,Engineering,Multimedia
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
19
1.38
18
Authors
8
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Matt Jones11509146.72
Will Harwood21186.95
David Bainbridge3843114.00
George Buchanan41497159.05
David Frohlich51209.93
Dorothy Rachovides6895.69
Maxine Frank7805.15
Mounia Lalmas82593225.26