Frame for Work (possible book, v1, 2024)
A book draft about Knowledge Frameworks, Predictive Models, and the World of Activity.
Frameworks
Creativity, Curativity, and Theoretical Activity
In this article, I will introduce the Weave-the-Theory framework to discuss a special type of activity: Theoretical Activity.
Life-as-Activity: The Weave-the-Life Framework (v2.0)
This article presents the complete Weave-the-Life Framework as a new addition to the Life-as-Activity Approach.
Cultural Frameworks: A Canvas for Reflection and Innovation
Introducing the Frame-for-Work Canvas
Self-referential Strategy for Developing Mental Platform
Based on the model of Self-referential Activity, I made a new model called Self-referential Strategy to develop Mental Platforms.
Self-referential Activity
A great example of Self-referential Activity is making internal tools that will change the whole Activity because the internal tools are mediation.
The SET Framework [Hybrid Approach]
The SET Framework was originally named as the Ecological — Activity Hybrid Approach. It was developed during 2017 to 2020 when I worked on several projects which refers to a new type of social action platform.
Pierre Rabardel: Instrumental Genesis [Activity Theory]
Rabardel (1995) went back to Vygotsky’s ideas and made a distinction between the “physical object” and the “physical object which in used” by introducing a new concept called Instrument.
Activity System: Four levels of contradictions [Activity Theory]
A key concept of activity theory is “contradictions”. Engeström also used this concept to guide the notion of “expansion”. The concept of “contradictions” can be applied to different levels of analysis.
Topsight: Three Levels of Scope [Activity Theory]
Based on three levels of activity and HCI researchers’ methods, Spinuzzi suggested “Macroscopic”, “Mesosopic”, and “Microsopic” for describing three levels of analysis for empirical research.