Jessica Korte
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Jessica Korte is a leading voice in inclusive technology design, with a focus on empowering people with intellectual disability as co-researchers rather than mere participants. Her work centers on participatory design, social robotics, and accessible human-computer interaction, challenging traditional power dynamics in research. Her most-cited paper, "From research participant to co-researcher: Chloe's story on co-designing inclusive technologies with people with intellectual disability" (2024, 5 citations), exemplifies this approach by centering the perspective of Chloe, a woman with intellectual disability, who shares her views on co-designing social robots for everyone’s benefit. This experience report, built around Chloe’s own quotes, demonstrates Korte’s commitment to amplifying marginalized voices and redefining how technology is created. Though early in its citation impact, the paper’s methodological innovation—treating co-researchers as experts—marks a significant contribution to inclusive design. Korte’s work inspires a shift toward ethical, collaborative research, showing that meaningful technology emerges when those often excluded are placed at the heart of the design process.
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