Objective
"CREATIV explores how the concept of co-adaptation can revolutionize the design and use of interactive software. Co-adaptation is the
parallel phenomenon in which users both adapt their behavior to the system’s constraints, learning its power and idiosyncrasies, and
appropriate the system for their own needs, often using it in ways unintended by the system designer.
A key insight in designing for co-adaptation is that we can encapsulate interactions and treat them as first class objects, called interaction
instruments This lets us focus on the specific characteristics of how human users express their intentions, both learning from and
controlling the system. By making instruments co-adaptive, we can radically change how people use interactive systems, providing
incrementally learnable paths that offer users greater expressive power and mastery of their technology.
The project offers theoretical, technical and empirical contributions. CREATIV will develop a novel architecture and generative principles for
creating co-adaptive instruments. The multi-disciplinary design team includes computer scientists, social scientists and designers as well
as ‘extreme users’, creative professionals who push the limits of their technology. Using participatory design techniques, we will articulate
the design space for co-adaptive instruments and build a series of prototypes. Evaluation activities include qualitative and quantitative
studies, in the lab and in the field, to test hypotheses and assess the success of the prototypes.
The initial goal of the CREATIV project is to fundamentally improve the learning and expressive capabilities of advanced users of creative
software, offering significantly enhanced methods for expressing and exploring their ideas. The ultimate goal is to radically transform
interactive systems for everyone by creating a powerful and flexible partnership between human users and interactive technology."
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Programme(s)
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Call for proposal
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ERC-2012-ADG_20120216
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Host institution
78153 Le Chesnay Cedex
France
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