The Echo: December 5, 1936

Dr. G. Van Duyn Brings Message In Chapel Hour – Co-op Movement Discussed in History Club – Numerous Changes Occur in Library Room Renovation – Thanksgiving Recess Sees No Dull Moments In Campus Activities – Barton Rees Pogue Presents Program Of His Own Works – Taylor Students Lead Two Youth Conferences – “Holiness” Is Topic Of Gerald Clapsaddle – T. U. Students Are Selected In “Who’s Who” – Senior Girls Give A Christmas Party – Early Enrollment Is Requested for Special Courses – Pulpit Prize Is Offered Seniors By Mrs. Thomas – Rev. R. R. weed Is Guest Speaker in Men’s Ministerial – Editorial – Liberty Through Law – Chapel Decorum – Read This—Then Gripe – Face Lifters – Alumni – Letters To The Editor – Three Groups Serve In Vacation Services – News of The World – “Timely” Thought Offered To a Few Would-be Orators – James DeWeerd Is Speaker in Sunday Vespers – An Echo Reporter Makes Survey of Bulletin Board – Newly Organized Band Makes Debut At Recent Games – The Echo Sport Page – Slips From The Sidelines – Intra-mural Ball Is Started Today – Trojans Fall Before Four Strong Teams – Trojans! Take up New Game of “Follow Arrow” T. U., Holbrook, Battle Earlham In Double-Headerhttps://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1936-1937/1006/thumbnail.jp

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Ego and Its Fissures, Narrative and Its Discontents

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Problems and Opportunities of Interdisciplinary Work involving Users in Speculative Research for Innovation of Novel ICT Applications

In this article we focus upon some challenges of multidisciplinary teams working interdisciplinary in research for innovation of novel ICT applications. We start by defining some general challenges of especially social scientists when working interdisciplinary. The formulated challenges are grounded in our personal experiences. In the next part of the article we focus upon research methods that are used when involving users in the research of novel ICT applications. We shortly describe the different methods and the value they have for social scientists, designers, marketing people and engineers. In the latest part of the article we argument why, from our opinion, using this speculative research methods involving users can help facilitating interdisciplinary work