UX values framing: an authoring tool to capture children’s values for widening narratives

Abstract This study highlights a value-led investigation into children’s (aged 9–18) views on decolonising museum experiences. The paper presents the challenges and opportunities associated with using a low-fidelity Augmented Reality authoring tool (User Experience Values Framing) to personalise mus...

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Veröffentlicht in:Interacting with computers Jg. 37; H. 5; S. 457 - 480
Hauptverfasser: Caelenberghe, Mathias, Lochrie, Mark, Read, Janet
Format: Journal Article
Sprache:Englisch
Veröffentlicht: Oxford University Press 01.09.2025
Schlagworte:
evaluation
authoring
museum
widening narratives
values
user experience
value sensitive design
decolonisation
ISSN:0953-5438, 1873-7951
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Zusammenfassung:Abstract This study highlights a value-led investigation into children’s (aged 9–18) views on decolonising museum experiences. The paper presents the challenges and opportunities associated with using a low-fidelity Augmented Reality authoring tool (User Experience Values Framing) to personalise museum experiences. The tool captures children’s values by employing a Value Sensitive Design approach, in addressing issues of representation, power imbalances, and cultural responsiveness in museum technologies. Through four empirical studies, the research examines the motivations behind visiting museums, value preferences, and the emergence of values amongst children. It sheds light on the effectiveness of involving children in the design process of an Augmented Reality authoring tool, highlighting their perspectives on decolonisation narratives and the desire for personalised and inclusive museum experiences. The studies highlight the importance of capturing and integrating values related to decolonisation into museum exhibition design, emphasising the needs and preferences of young audiences. Despite limitations, the insights gained offer valuable guidance for museums seeking to create more inclusive and equitable cultural exhibitions.
ISSN:0953-5438
1873-7951
DOI:10.1093/iwc/iwaf032