Exploring Performative Authoring as a Story Creation Approach for Children

Chu, Sharon Lynn; Quek, Francis; Sridharamurthy, Kumar

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-12337-0_6

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“…This study builds upon a growing body of literature on creativity support tools that is concerned with designing and exploring the effectiveness of collaborative ideation systems [16,33,42] and appropriate design of physical tools that support creativity and imagination [12][13][14][15]. The majority of these studies define tools as having properties of a technologically-enhanced physical or virtual device.…”

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Understanding the Practices and the Products of Creativity

Kim

Zimmerman

2019

Proceedings of the 18th ACM International Conference on Interaction Design and Children

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This study investigates how families' sociomaterial experiences influence the creative practices of novel idea generation and feasible solution generation and the products during family workshops using littleBits as prototyping tools. We conceptualize creativity as a distributed and materially-grounded activity. Methods are interaction analysis on video-based accounts of 31 families' activities and creativity assessment metrics to analyze the novelty scores of families' products. We take an exploratory approach to understand families' sociomaterial interactions in high and low novelty score groups. Findings illustrate that collaborative idea exchange and ongoing generative tinkering with materials support the emergence of novel ideas and feasible solutions.

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confidence: 99%