Hackathon formats have been praised for their potential for promoting innovative thinking
and making in a short time-frame. For this reason, hackathons have also been embraced by …

In this chapter we analyze the rhetorical work of speculative design methods to advance
third wave agendas in HCI. We contrast the history of speculative design that is often cited in …

Hackathons bring developers, artists and designers together around a shared challenge:
ideate, plan and create an application in a highly constrained time frame. A way to socialize …

Hackathons are increasingly embraced across diverse sectors as a way of democratizing
the design of technology. Several attempts have been made to redefine the format and …

An increasing computing capability is raising the opportunities to use a large amount of
publicly available data for creating new applications and a new generation of public …

In recent years, there has been an explosion in the popularity of hackathons—creative,
participant-driven meetings at which software developers gather for an intensive bout of …

" Making" has been gaining traction in HCI and related fields both as a community of practice
and as a method for creating objects and systems. While making is an important cultural …

Hackathons have attracted increasing interest in recent years, and whereas much of the
research focus on the role of hackathons as potential means for education, innovation, or …

Game jams are touted as excellent educational experiences for students in higher
education, but rarely seen as a valuable activity for scholarly work. We argue for …

As noted by Galey and Ruecker, design and prototy** activities can now be considered
digital humanities'" scholarly primitives." Unsworth defined this term to mean basic …