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human activities. In: Conference on human factors in computing systems
Lin FR, Hsieh PS (2014) Analyzing the sustainability of a newly developed service: an activity
theory perspective. Technovation 34(2):113–125
Lockton D, Harrison D, Stanton NA (2010) The design with intent method: a design tool for
influencing user behaviour. Appl Ergon 41(3):382–392
Nardi B (1996) Context and consciousness: activity theory and human-computer interaction. MIT
Press
Norman DA (2005) Human-centered design considered harmful. Interactions 12(4):14–19
Norman D (2006) Logic versus usage: the case for activity-centered design. Interactions 13(6):45-ff
Norman D (2013) The design of everyday things. Revised and expanded edn
Novoa M, Mubin O, Apalakis A (2018) Reflections on an industrial design curriculum paradigm
shift from material production to behaviour change by practice based on a case study. In: 20th
Conference on E & PDE
Querol MP, Seppänen L, Filho JMJ (2015) Understanding the motivational perspectives of
sustainability: a case of biogas production. Production 25(2):266–277
Rexfelt O, Rosenblad E (2006) The progress of user requirements through a software development
project. Int J Ind Ergon 36(1):73–81
Selvefors A, Marianne Karlsson IC, Rahe U (2015) Conflicts in everyday life: the influence of
competing goals on domestic energy conservation. Sustainability 7(5):5963–5980
Smith R, Turpin M (2017) Design science research and activity theory in ICT4D: developing a
socially relevant ICT platform for elderly women in remote rural South Africa. In: IFIP advances
in ICT
Timmis S (2014) The dialectical potential of Cultural Historical Activity Theory for researching
sustainable CSCL practices. Int J CSCL 9(1):7–32
van Baalen P, Huysman M (2003) Looking into the black box of strategic activities. In: ICOKL
Vygotsky L (1978) Mind in society: the development of higher mental processes (trans: Rice E, ed)
Wever R (2012) Design research for sustainable behaviour. J Des Res 10(1–2)
Wever R, van Kuijk J, Boks C (2008) User-centred design for sustainable behaviour. Int J Sustain
Eng 1(1):9–20
Williams A (2009) User-centered design, activity-centered design, and goal-directed design: a
review of three methods for designing web applications. In: 27th ACM conference on design of
communication
Woll A, Bratteteig T (2018) Activity theory as a framework to analyze technology-mediated elderly
care. Mind Cult Act 25(1):6–21
95
Kaptelinin V, Nardi BA, Macaulay C (1999) Methods & tools: the activity checklist: a tool for
representing the “space” of context. Interactions 6(4):27–39
Kuutti K (2011) Out of the shadow of Simon: artifacts, practices, and history in design research.
In: Doctoral Education in Design Conference
Kuutti K (2019) Activity theory as a potential framework for human-computer interaction research.
Context and consciousness: activity theory and human-computer interaction, p 1744
Leont’ev AN (1978) Activity, consciousness, and personality
Leont’ev AN (2011) The problem of activity in psychology. Sov Psychol
Li Y, Landay JA (2008) Activity-based prototyping of ubicomp applications for long-lived, everyday
human activities. In: Conference on human factors in computing systems
Lin FR, Hsieh PS (2014) Analyzing the sustainability of a newly developed service: an activity
theory perspective. Technovation 34(2):113–125
Lockton D, Harrison D, Stanton NA (2010) The design with intent method: a design tool for
influencing user behaviour. Appl Ergon 41(3):382–392
Nardi B (1996) Context and consciousness: activity theory and human-computer interaction. MIT
Press
Norman DA (2005) Human-centered design considered harmful. Interactions 12(4):14–19
Norman D (2006) Logic versus usage: the case for activity-centered design. Interactions 13(6):45-ff
Norman D (2013) The design of everyday things. Revised and expanded edn
Novoa M, Mubin O, Apalakis A (2018) Reflections on an industrial design curriculum paradigm
shift from material production to behaviour change by practice based on a case study. In: 20th
Conference on E & PDE
Querol MP, Seppänen L, Filho JMJ (2015) Understanding the motivational perspectives of
sustainability: a case of biogas production. Production 25(2):266–277
Rexfelt O, Rosenblad E (2006) The progress of user requirements through a software development
project. Int J Ind Ergon 36(1):73–81
Selvefors A, Marianne Karlsson IC, Rahe U (2015) Conflicts in everyday life: the influence of
competing goals on domestic energy conservation. Sustainability 7(5):5963–5980
Smith R, Turpin M (2017) Design science research and activity theory in ICT4D: developing a
socially relevant ICT platform for elderly women in remote rural South Africa. In: IFIP advances
in ICT
Timmis S (2014) The dialectical potential of Cultural Historical Activity Theory for researching
sustainable CSCL practices. Int J CSCL 9(1):7–32
van Baalen P, Huysman M (2003) Looking into the black box of strategic activities. In: ICOKL
Vygotsky L (1978) Mind in society: the development of higher mental processes (trans: Rice E, ed)
Wever R (2012) Design research for sustainable behaviour. J Des Res 10(1–2)
Wever R, van Kuijk J, Boks C (2008) User-centred design for sustainable behaviour. Int J Sustain
Eng 1(1):9–20
Williams A (2009) User-centered design, activity-centered design, and goal-directed design: a
review of three methods for designing web applications. In: 27th ACM conference on design of
communication
Woll A, Bratteteig T (2018) Activity theory as a framework to analyze technology-mediated elderly
care. Mind Cult Act 25(1):6–21