Scaling generative scaffolds towards train driving expertise
conference contribution
posted on 2017-12-06, 00:00 authored by Anjum NaweedAnjum Naweed, Ganesh BalakrishnanGanesh Balakrishnan, Christopher BearmanChristopher Bearman, J Dorrian, Drew DawsonDrew DawsonEliciting tacitly wielded knowledge from expert practitioners can be very difficult. Task analysis methods have harnessed a variety of naturalistic techniques to enrich the knowledge elicited, but few have incorporated the generative methods used in participative design. Research was conducted in the Australian rail industry using a novel macro-to-micro participative approach that sought to involve the same participants in all stages of inquiry, and yielded a rich dataset that emphasised the impact of expertise and operation type on internal route representation. The method itself facilitated exceptional auto-ethnographic rapport and was received well by industry.
Funding
Category 4 - CRC Research Income
History
Editor
Anderson MStart Page
235End Page
236Number of Pages
2Start Date
2016-04-16Finish Date
2012-04-19ISBN-13
9780415621526Location
Blackpool, UKPublisher
Taylor & FrancisPlace of Publication
UKPeer Reviewed
- Yes
Open Access
- No
External Author Affiliations
Appleton Institute for Behavioural Sciences;Era Eligible
- Yes