Nordic Contributions in IS Research

The power of a good story (or, The great potential of information systems history).- Design for and with disadvantaged users.- Assembling fragments into continuous design: On participatory design with old people.- Children and web 2.0: What they do, what we fear, and what is done to make them safe.- Leveraging the usage of sensors and the social web: Towards systems for socially challenging situations.- Co-design for development: Lessons learnt from an information systems project for underserved communities.- Emerging IS history research and design for preservation and usability.- A consideration for researcher career retrospectives in information systems and organization studies.- Integrating contemporary content management and long-term digital preservation: A design problem.- Procuring usability: Experiences from usability testing in tender evaluation.- Artefacts, tools and generalizing usability test results.- Creative design and development.- A group creativity support system for dynamic idea evaluation.- User experience of mobile coaching for stress-management to tackle prevalent health complaints.- Balance of hedonic and utilitarian values in information systems use.- How replacement of project manager unfolds in IS projects.- Design with and by users.- Co-creation of patient-oriented services: Design of electronic booking for Norwegian healthcare.- Chances and limits of end-user development: A conceptual model.- Impact of constraints and rules of user involvement methods for IS concept creation and specification.- Extending participatory design principles to structured user-generated content.