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Nevertheless, we did not find significant differences in the ideation outcome (e.g., number of notes created) or how participants collaborated between the 2 setups. We conclude that, while the physical setup seems more appropriate for creating notes and posting notes, the digital setup invites more note interaction. the use of the room, the boards and tables. Based on quantitative analyses of the participants’ interactions with the artefacts, talking patterns, position and attention during the sessions, we qualify how the differences and similarities between the 2 setups have an impact on note handling, ideation techniques, group dynamics and socio-spatial configuration, e.g.

The ideation sessions were video recorded and analyzed to focus on how collaboration is supported across the two setups. In this paper, we present a study of ideation among pairs of experienced sticky note users. For comparison and to focus on the different materiality, we developed a digital sticky notes setup designed to be as close to the physical setup as possible, not adding any advanced digital features, even though technology has reached a stage where more sophisticated use of digital sticky notes on digital boards is possible. Inspired by a case study in a design company, we focus on a collaborative ideation task, which is often part of pair-wise brainstorming in design. In this paper, we compare the use of physical and digital sticky notes in collaborative ideation.

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