This paper presents the development and results of the Contextual Network project, which took place in two impoverished communities in Mex- ico. The Contextual Network (CN) project is comprised by a contextual study followed by a usability study of a prototype designed to help these communities in underprivileged circumstances. This paper also includes the results of a study about exposing indigenous users to unfamiliar new technologies and the way in which those developments could be appropriately applied to benefit their community.
['Mario Alberto Moreno Rocha', 'Carlos Alberto Martínez Sandoval', 'Cuauhtémoc Rivera Loaiza', 'Ma. Margarita Vírgen González']
Developing a Contextual Network for Indigenous Communities in Mexico