Human-Centric Principles for Computational Systems Supporting Collaborative Creativity

Neglecting human values, needs, and priorities in computational systems that support collaborative creativity and innovation may result in diminished user trust and engagement, creativity barriers, and a potential disconnect between users and technology. This absence might also result in a lack of inclusion and neglect to discuss the complex facets of interpersonal cooperation that are necessary to optimize creative potential. To mitigate this issue this explorational paper aimed to identify and investigate integration of human-centric principles in computational systems dedicated to supporting collaborative creativity. A set of guiding principles are highlighted within the human-centric principles to guarantee that computational systems supporting collaborative creativity are designed, developed, and implemented in a way that is consistent with human traits, behaviours, and preferences. The result of this paper enhances user engagement in collaborative creativity and innovation practices, optimize creativity and innovation, improve users trust and satisfaction, enhance inclusivity, and improve effective communication, adaptability, and feasibility.