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The User Paradox in Technology Testing

Hetland, Per
Journal article; PublishedVersion; Peer reviewed
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2011
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806670

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Per Hetland (2017) Rethinking the Social Contract between Science and Society: Steps to an Ecology of Science Communication. Doctoral thesis.
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Digital kompetanse - Nordic journal of digital literacy. 2011, 6 (1/2), 8-21
Abstract
Technology testing provides arenas for interaction between users and producers. In the experiments potential user needs and user-values regarding new technology are communicated to facilitate invention and diffuse innovation. This article provides a framework for discussing how users contribute to both the knowledge and policy construction processes when participating in technology testing.
 
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