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Kate Sangwon Lee (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) Huaxin Wei (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
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한국디자인학회 Archives of Design Research Archives of Design Research Vol.33 No.2 (Wn.134)
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2020.5
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5 - 16 (12page)
DOI
10.15187/adr.2020.05.33.2.5

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Background : The concept and principles of heterotopia, which were first introduced by Michel Foucault, analyze how public space functions in citizens’ lives. In this article, we use the concept to explore cyberspace as a public space and suggest design implications for social media interventions.
Methods : This study conducted online observation as well as exploratory analysis of social media interventions based on Foucault’s principles of heterotopia and danah boyd’s theory of networked publics.
Results : This study analyzes six heterotopian interventions in social media: Hashtag, Share, Profile, Throwback, Live, and Privacy settings. The results suggest the following design implications: (1) design both opening and closing abilities for a balanced control over information and privacy; (2) adjust the character of service design for different types of imagined audiences; (3) provide room for imagination and creation; and (4) design effective navigation and curation of accumulated content.
Conclusions : The concept of heterotopia provides a new perspective for understanding social media’s functions and affordances, from which implications are derived with respect on how to design interventions to enhance the role of social media as an engaging public space, and how to encourage users’ participation.

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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Background
3. Method
4. Analysis
5. Design Implications
6. Conclusions
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