Continuing on the “forests and trees” metaphor from a previous post we will now see what happens when you try to separate the trees from each other. So, let us start with one single tree (or task). One tree does not make a forest, but it can very easily be distinguished as a tree of a certain kind. A Pine tree has long needles; A fir tree has short needles. And a tree without needles is a leafy tree (unless it is a Gingko tree, but that is another story). However, once there are more trees in a lump, the categorisation becomes more difficult.
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Work Domain Analysis of an Intensive Care Unit: a study on how digitalization affects nurses’ work
During the spring Sara Carlson, from the master program in Human-Computer Interaction at Uppsala University, will work on her master thesis about how changes in
Read moreWhat we see and do not see – Some further notes on the observation studies…
Doing observation studies is not always as easy as it may seem at first glance, and Diane has already written much interesting stuff in her previous
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