Tone Bratteteig

Tone Bratteteig is a Professor at the University of Oslo's Department of Informatics, specializing in design of information systems and human-computer interaction. She leads the Informatics study program focusing on design, use, and interaction, and holds roles in university governance, including membership in editorial and advisory boards for journals like the Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems and Journal of Computer Supported Cooperative Work. Her research emphasizes participatory design, CSCW, and the sociotechnical implications of digital systems, particularly in public services and healthcare. Notable awards include the University of Oslo Education Prize (2016) and Olav Thon's Prize for outstanding teaching (2018). Bratteteig teaches courses such as IN1060 (Use-Oriented Design) and has supervised numerous master’s theses on topics like chatbots, elderly care technology, and digital public services. Her work explores autonomy in the information society, automation challenges, and the ethical dimensions of AI in design. She collaborates with interdisciplinary teams and contributes to international conferences like NordiCHI and Participatory Design Conferences.

• Education: Extensive academic background in informatics and design, including foundational contributions to the Florence Project on mutual learning in design.
• Research Interests: Participatory design methodologies, HCI, CSCW, digital public services, and ethical technology mediation.
• Grants: Active in securing funding for projects like EquiP (co-design for cooperation) and studies on automation in editorial workflows.
• Labs/Teams: Member of the Design of Information Systems (DESIGN) and Democracy of Silence research groups.