Methods: Seeking Congruence and Enabling Divergence
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2025-04-15_CEBlog_Methods_FINAL.pdf
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Blog post
Creator (person)
Rees, Arran
Graham, Helen
Date published
March 14, 2022
Abstract
The Congruence Engine is made up of a large team of people who are bringing a diverse range of different modes of working to the project. A key feature of the project is the flexible participatory methodology that is planned to ensure close dialogue and work planning between all project participants. As part of beginning the project therefore, we need to set aside time to feel our way into it, to learn from each other and understand the qualities, methods, and ways of working we all bring with us from previous life experiences. The Congruence Engine formally began on 14 November 2021, and twelve days later a group of us – those involved in shaping the digital design, digital humanities and action research strands – met up to share specific methods we think could be useful.
The three methods we explored together were: Design Double Diamond; Agile software development tools including Canvas, User Stories and Kanban boards; and Systemic Action Research (SAR).
Contributor (person)
Boon, Tim
Agar, Jon
Calow, Asa
Project(s)
Congruence Engine
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Arts and Humanities Research Council | |
Publisher
Science Museum Group
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