<aside> 🧠 Presented at the very fascinating CHI research conference last year (HCI-oriented), researchers from Melbourne and Newcastle give a methodological approach to eliciting culturally contextual values in design research using "scenario cards" designed to "elicit values from people who may be in a power relationship that hinders directly discussing implicit values" with a case study of Saudi Arabian women perceiving various media forms.

It also has a very succinct and relevant (to us) literature review of values, how they form, and value-centred design.

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**If you want to take material from this, pretend like this note section is entirely direct quoted. Some of it is paraphrased, but some of it is directly quoted...

Background

• A. What are values?
• B. How do people express and manifest values?
• C. VSD and the value elicitation challenge
• D. What is missing? — Culture and values

Being principled about value elicitation: developing scenario co-creation cards

• Conceptual design: the content
• Physical design: designing the actual cards
• Practical design: co-creation of scenarios with semi-structured interviews
• Cultural context: cultural values in Saudi Arabia
• Method: population, recruitment, conducting the interviews, data analysis

Findings

• Overt and implicit expression of values
• Distinguishing individual and collective values
• Presenting a nuanced view of values

Discussion

• Scenarios