Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: This panel will discuss what it means to be African and doing research in/about Africa, with a focus on identity issues that underlie the use of ethnographic methods. Research suggests that the centrality of our sense of self makes us view the groups  identify with more favorably than other groups. This has enormous implications for HCI research that aims to inform technology design. Thus,  will examine the dynamic beten researchers who are outsiders and those on the inside who facilitate their research; as ll as how 'in-beten' identities help navigate boundary spaces beten African perspectives. Secondly,  will examine user behavior as it shapes African identities within communities that live online, and how the identity of researcher interacts, collaborates and contradicts with the constructed 'self' of the researched.
['Elizabeth Muthoni Warrick', 'Tigist Shewarega Hussen', 'Jedidah Kibutu', 'Bukelwa Ngoqo']
I am writing a research paper on a idea African Identity and HCI Methods that Inform Technology Design
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