living the material world

201 Pages·2015·4.46 MB·English

IIEMCA International
August 4-7 Conference 2015
University of
Southern Denmark LIVING THE
Kolding
MATERIAL
WORLD
OB O K O F
ATSB RATC S
Conference organized by the VELUX-funded research group on Social Objects for Innovation and Learning - www.social-objects.net
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General information 3
Practical information 6
Abstracts 9
Plenary speakers 20
Panels 26
Individual papers 111
Data sessions 182
Index of authors 187
List of participants 192
INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
DROWEROF
Welcome to the IIEMCA 2015 conference - Living the material world.
We are delighted to welcome you to Kolding, and to see such a wealth of dynamic research represented
in the programme, with friends, acquaintances and sparring partners from near and far present in equal
measure. We hope that such a broad cross-section of scholarship within the feld of Ethnomethodology
and Conversation Analysis will make for an inspiring and immensely enjoyable event over the four
days. We would like to voice our appreciation for the work you, the delegates, have contributed to
being here and making this conference happen, and hope your efforts are generously rewarded in the
discussions, feedback and to making future research opportunities that may emerge from the event.
Before you turn to the abstracts, we will say something about the scheduling policy for the programme.
IIEMCA 2015 consists principally of panels and thematic sessions. We encourage delegates to regard
these as sessions which should be attended in full, and would like to discourage switching between
sessions within a block of scheduled time. We hope this will minimize disturbance to others and will
beneft the discussions and exchanges in the panels.
Some sessions have been assembled by panel convenors and submitted to the conference as packages.
The timetabling of pre-convened panels is in the hands of the panel convenors.
Individual papers submitted to the conference have been organised under thematic headings by the
organisers. These sessions have no predefned chair and the participants are encouraged to choose a
chair from their midst. The sessions will follow a standard format for presentations: up to 20 minutes
for presentation, followed by up to 10 minutes for discussion. Presenters are requested to follow these
guidelines and the instructions of the chair-person, who is responsible for time-keeping.
We hope you are going to enjoy the programme as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you, and
that our conference venue, with its splendid views over Kolding town and outlying areas of natural
beauty around Kolding fjord, will make for a memorable setting for this ummer conference.
The organisers, IIEMCA 2015

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SROSNOPS
IIEMCA 2015 is hosted by the Department of Design and Communication at the University of Southern
Denmark (SDU). The plenary presentations are sponsored by the Danish Council for Independent
Research (FKK). The conference has been organised by the research project “Social objects for
innovation and learning”, which is fnanced by a grant from the Velux Foundation.
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We are very grateful to the Scientifc Committee:
Trine Heinemann (chair), University of Helsinki
Mathias Broth, Linköping University
Arnulf Deppermann, Institut für Deutsche Sprache
Elwys De Stefani, KU Leuven
Maria Egbert, University of Southern Denmark
Giolo Fele, University of Trento
Mie Femoe Nielsen, University of Copenhagen
Esther Gonzalez Martinez, University of Fribourg
Christian Greiffenhagen, Loughborough University
Pentti Haddington, University of Oulu
Makoto Hayashi, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Nozomi Ikeya, Keio University
Lena Jayyusi, Zayed University
Christian Licoppe, Telecom ParisTech
Oskar Lindwall, University of Gothenburg
Junko Mori, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Keith Murphy, University of California, Irvine
Karola Pitsch, University of Duisburg-Essen
John Rae, Roehampton University
Gitte Rasmussen, University of Southern Denmark
Pirkko Raudaskoski, Aalborg University
Geoffrey Raymond, University of California, Santa Barbara
Lucia Ruggerone, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart
Johanna Ruusuvuori, University of Tampere
Jakob Steensig, Aarhus University
Peggy Szymanski, Xerox Innovation Group
Dirk vom Lehn, Kings College London
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INAGRO SRES
The conference is organised by the project: “Social objects for innovation and learning”

Johannes Wagner (local organizing chair) Tine Larsen
Agnese Caglio Kristian Mortensen
Dennis Day Maurice Nevile
Spencer Hazel Julia Ruser
Jeanette Landgrebe
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
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The conference is hosted by the Department of Design and Communication in the brand new campus
of the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) in Kolding, Universitetsparken 1. A map of the venue is
found in the program booklet, and available at the registration desk.
The campus provides an open space for over 2000 students and researchers. Designed by Henning
Larsen architects, the building is now a very visible landmark in the city of Kolding, with its triangular
shape, dynamic and colourful interiors, and a facade composed of 1600 triangular screens of perforated
steel, adjusting their position according to sunlight and environmental conditions.
The building was decorated by the German artist Tobias Rehberger, who integrated in the building
several clocks in the form of colourful panels and light patterns.
Located centrally in the city, its construction is part of an overall plan of the city of Kolding aiming at
creating closer links between educational institutions, and a new area comprising a research park.
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Kolding can be reached by train, as well as a bus service, which also connects Billund airport with
Kolding. For planning any travel by public transport, you can use the online resource http://www.
rejseplanen.dk. The schedule for the 166 direct bus service between Billund airport and Kolding can be
downloaded here. The venue is a 5-minute walk from Kolding train station. Taxis are available outside
the station.
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The IIEMCA 2015 welcome and registration desk can be found on the ground foor of the building.
The conference offce is on the 3rd foor, in the triangular room at the top of the staircase (room 31.11).
YENOM
Although there are no ATM machines on campus, there are many close to the venue, including at the
Danske Bank (Riberdyb 26), and the Middelfart Sparekasse (Buen 7), both of which are less than 5
mins walk from the conference centre. Danish shops and restaurants generally accept credit cards,
although some smaller establishments may only accept the Dankort national debit card. Tipping in
restaurants (and taxis) in Denmark is not common, with gratuity already included in the service bill. It
is however always appreciated by waiting staff.
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I SECA TENRETN
The University of Southern Denmark offers eduroam access to the internet. For those unable to connect
through eduroam, the university also provides a guest account, which can be accessed through SDU-
GUEST.
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We strongly encourage delegates to print out handouts themselves prior to arrival. Where this has
proven impossible, we will have limited printing facilities available. Please contact the registration
offce in 31.11 for assistance on these matters.
SKAERB EFOC DNA SLAEM
The lunches are provided for as part of your
conference fee. The canteen of Kolding Design
School will deliver lunches and the conference
dinner. The lunches are set up in different ways.
Tuesday: The lunch is held in the canteen of the
Design School in the building adjacent to the
conference venue.
Wednesday: Weather permitted, the lunch will be a
barbecue outside of the University building, and yes,
we have remembered to order vegetarian food for
those who have asked.
Thursday: You will receive a picnic bag and choose your favourite eating spot in the parks of Kolding.
Friday: Brownbag! There will be sandwich available to munch before and during the fnal plenary
lecture.
The reception Tuesday evening will be held in the atrium hall of the university building.
A number of coffee breaks have been scheduled. On occasion these breaks are staggered so as to prevent
delegates having to queue too much.
The conference dinner is included in your conference fee and will be held at the premises of the Design
School.

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The program committee has prepared a number of material work stations in the building. We hope you
will make use of them. The rules for each material activity are announced on a poster at each station.
The LEGO bricks you will fnd in your conference bag are intended to be used at one of these material
activities.
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Conferences leave a big carbon footprint, just by inviting people to travel. To make things not worse
– at least - we try to minimize the waste that the conference will produce. Therefore we will hand out
recyclable water bottles which you are asked to fll yourself. There are kitchen facilities in the building
and we will provide water stations in the atrium hall. Danes are proud of the water quality in the country
and there is no risk involved in drinking tap water.
We will also provide tape and pens at the coffee stations so you can mark your water bottle and your
coffee cup for reuse.
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ET ADPU EMARGORP
Changes to the programme will be displayed on the IIEMCA 2015 website, as well as on screens in
the venue.
DNAIF YHPARGO TOHP IML GN
We all love recording mundane life - queues, traffc jams, people sitting on park benches, people at
conferences. Interestingly, and like people in general, not all of us like being recorded ourselves. We
would like to ask you kindly not to record presentations at the conference, not least as presentations may
include recordings themselves for which access is restricted.
There is one notable exception: we will video record what goes on at one of the ‘material stations’: the
LEGO table. We are not sponsored by the company and we have not asked them to supply the materials
or funding. We are just very curious about how this collective task progresses and will try to produce a
short summary of the video to put at the conference website after this year’s IIEMCA is over.
If you would prefer not to be a part of these recordings, please let us know and please send us a picture
of yourself so we can identify you in the recordings should you appear there and take appropriate action
thereafter.
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In case of emergencies (accident, fre or serious crime) call 112. For non-emergency contacts to the
police call 114.
In case of less serious, non-acute injuries you need to call [phone] before receiving treatment at
the medical emergency room at Kolding hospital. For further information consult https://lifeindenmark.
borger.dk/ and then go to ‘Living in Denmark’ and ‘Emergencies’.
You for an immediate and serious situation you can also contact::
Johannes Wagner (organizing chair) [phone]
Julia Ruser (administrative head) [phone]
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ABSTRACTS
TABLE OF ABSTRACTS
Plenary speakers 20
Eric Laurier, University of Edinburgh 21
Ken Liberman, University of Oregon & University of Southern Denmark 22
Aug Nishizaka, Chiba University 23
Trine Heinemann, University of Helsinki 24
Lorenza Mondada, University of Basel & University of Helsinki 25
Panels 40
Invited panel - Douglas Macbeth
The epistemics of epistemics: A panel and symposium 40
Introduction to the symposium, its history and aims 41
The epistemic program and the recognizability of action 41
Indexing ‘Oh’, Animating transcript 41
The turn to information and cognition in the EP 41
Data session: On collections 42
Conclusion: From occasioned productions to formal structure 42
Discusion 42
Panel B
Technologies to participate - The role of material objects in communication impairment
- Antonia L. Krummheuer & Gitte Rasmussen 43
Aspects of temporality and sequentiality in the use of electronic communication aids
- Ina Hörmeyer 44
Getting mobile with a walking-help
- Antonia L. Krummheuer & Pirkko Raudaskoski 45
“It’s more than eating, it’s a social situation” – Video analysis and professional vision in dementia care
- Camila Lindholm & Tuula Tykkyläinen 46
Shared knowledge and collaborative work of “Kuchi-moji (ban)”: Assisted social interaction of persons
with ALS and their assistants
- Yoshifumi Mizukawa 47
Resumptive repetition as a family of methods used by conversation partners to AAC aided participants
- Niklas Norén 48
The use of artifacts for communicative purposes in Atypical Interaction: participatory possibilities and
constraints
- Gite Rasmusen 48
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