Abstract
The purpose of this study is to identify the effect of graphic recording in the co-creative meetings. We conducted experiments comparing with and without graphic recordings in co-creative meetings. Our experiments focused on 3 aspects of graphic recordings: characteristics of the meeting, how the graphics are used and the purpose of their use, and the effect of graphic recording. 16 subjects were divided into 4 groups and held meetings with graphic recordings which were to design new services. We also had meetings without graphic recordings in which 17 groups (68 subjects) participated, and compared the meetings with graphic recordings. Questionnaires and interviews were conducted before and after the meetings. From the detailed analysis of our meetings corpus, we found that graphic recording reduces feelings of “talking time was not enough”. In addition, it was confirmed that the participants felt that graphic recording helped them to form a common understanding by pointing the graphics. In addition, it was found that there is a possibility of creating motivation to participate in the meetings with graphic recordings.
