Titlebook: Handbook of Ethics, Values, and Technological Design; Sources, Theory, Val Jeroen van den Hoven,Pieter E. Vermaas,Ibo van de Living refere

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Design for the Value of Human Well-Being,arely linked to technology and design in philosophy and the social sciences. A few approaches to design for well-being have recently materialized, however, including Emotional Design, capability approaches, positive psychology approaches, and Life-Based Design. In this chapter, the notion of well-be

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Design for the Value of Inclusiveness,ay arise because the products and services have not been designed to allow for the full range of functional capabilities of the users who wish to use them. Medical conditions, accidents, ageing, or genetic predisposition means that most people will at some point experience functional impairments tha

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Design for the Value of Presence,and scale that is unprecedented, presence is acquiring many new stances. The distinctions between being there (in virtual worlds), being here (making the being there available here), and the merging realities of these two are essential to the notion of presence. Understanding the essence of presence

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Design for the Value of Privacy,rveillance, i.e., privacy, is no longer as self-evident as it once was. Therefore, it is important that new systems are designed with privacy in mind. This chapter explores the notion of privacy and how to design “privacy-preserving” systems: systems that are designed with privacy for the end users

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Design for the Value of Regulation,to discourage looting) through to contemporary communities (such as the use by digital media providers of ‘digital rights management’ technology to prevent the unauthorised copying of digital data). But identifying what counts as a ‘regulatory’ purpose, however, is not entirely straightforward, larg

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Design for the Value of Sustainability,ability, however, designers have a higher level of ambition: additional to a high consumer value, they make sure that designs result in less degradation of our environment, less depletion of materials, and more social equity in our world. The need for a higher level of prosperity for people in devel

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