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Collaboration and Communication in Kitchen Spaces

Collaboration and Communication in Kitchen Spaces. By Christopher Edwards. Collaboration in the Kitchen Space. A place to communicate A place to store artefacts of communication. Objective. How people use the kitchen fridge Lack of previous research. Initial Result.

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Collaboration and Communication in Kitchen Spaces

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  1. Collaboration and Communication in Kitchen Spaces By Christopher Edwards

  2. Collaboration in the Kitchen Space • A place to communicate • A place to store artefacts of communication

  3. Objective • How people use the kitchen fridge • Lack of previous research

  4. Initial Result • More than just the fridge • Patterns of Behaviour

  5. Revised Objective • Use of the whole kitchen space • Design of appropriate technology

  6. Methodology • Quick n’ Dirty Ethnography • Evolved into unstructured interview • Interview • Pictures • Analysis • Incorporation

  7. Participants • Relaxed Environment • Using family and friends • Excited to explain Kitchen activities • Willing to reveal many social behaviours and kitchen artefact manipulation

  8. Findings

  9. Findings

  10. Findings

  11. Technology Fit • Analysis of behaviour within the space • Adaptable to dynamic environment • Incorporation of outside artefacts

  12. The Next pilot study • Data Collection Method • Demographics • Family Structure (Diversity) • Income • Size of dwelling • North American focus

  13. Summary • Technology and the kitchen environment • Understanding Behavior patterns • Further research

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