The fifth ACM SIGCHI Symposium on
Engineering Interactive Computing Systems
City University London, UK, June 24–27, 2013
Tutorial: Creativity on a Shoestring – Concept Generating in Agile Development
The tutorial is free of charge for all workshop and doctoral consortium participants.
- Presenters
- Neil Maiden, City University London
- Bianca Hollis, Telegraph Media Group
Format: evening
Tutorial Objectives: The aims of the tutorial are:
- Make participants aware of the limitations of current agile development techniques for the delivery of innovative software;
- Give participants knowledge of how to select user epics and stories most likely to give rise to creativity and innovation in agile projects;
- Give participants hand-on experiences with selected creativity techniques adapted for use in agile development projects.
Schedule:
18.00 |
short introduction to creativity and past uses of creativity in requirements engineering projects |
18.15 |
critique of current agile development approaches and their lack of support for, as well as barriers to, creative work |
18.30 |
hands-on practice with up to eight selected creativity techniques applied to a different software-based problem |
20:45 |
period of reflection and an exploration of which techniques the participants make carry forward in their work. |
21.00 |
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