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- 1. Lectures in Collaborative DesignTransforming thedesign process:Design Research & Social MediaMarco V. Ferruzca2nd dec 09Universidad de Carabobo
- 2. AimTo establish a common design concept useful to our daily practice.Some premises and a brief review of the design process evolution: From an unconscious process to an open one.A rainbow full of optionsA review of web 2.0-supported design practices.A review of design studies.So what?Design conceptDesign processSocial MediaWeb 2.0 & Design practiceWeb 2.0 & Design studiesWeb 2.0 & Design: a research agenda
- 3. AimTo establish a common design concept useful to our daily practice.Some premises and a brief review of the design process evolution: From an unconscious process to an open one.A rainbow full of optionsA review of web 2.0-supported design practices.A review of design studies.So what?Design conceptDesign processSocial MediaWeb 2.0 & Design practiceWeb 2.0 & Design studiesWeb 2.0 & Design: a research agenda
- 4. 1. Design = processDesign concept)
- 5. AimTo establish a common design concept useful to our daily practice.Some premises and a brief review of the design process evolution: From an unconscious process to an open one.A rainbow full of optionsA review of web 2.0-supported design practices.A review of design studies.So what?Design conceptDesign processSocial MediaWeb 2.0 & Design practiceWeb 2.0 & Design studiesWeb 2.0 & Design: a research agenda
- 6. Design process1. PremisesDesign involves one or many domainsof knowledge depending on the nature of the problem to be solved¡learningabilities and leadership, the humanworld, the artifact and the environment¡ ¡and It has no center.
- 7. Design process¡2. Premises ¡is complex by nature.
- 8. Design processDesign process3. Design levels & MethodologiesWeb-supportedcommunitiesDistributedOpen processLiving LabsCo-designCollective IntelligenceOpen DesigncommunityUser-CenteredDesignsystemsParticipative processParticipative designCooperative DesignproductsConsciousprocessIn thehousecomponentsUnconsciousprocessHandcrafts
- 9. AimTo establish a common design concept useful to our daily practice.Some premises and a brief review of the design process evolution: From an unconscious process to an open one.A rainbow full of optionsA review of web 2.0-supported design practices.A review of design studies.So what?Design conceptDesign processSocial MediaWeb 2.0 & Design practiceWeb 2.0 & Design studiesWeb 2.0 & Design: a research agenda
- 10. Social mediaTheconversationprism1. Which one?http://www.briansolis.com/2009/03/conversation-prism-v20/
- 11. Social Media2. TaxonomyTheAlgorithmGroupNetwork based up or down voting & data patterns analysis.? The Science of Dialogue Design GroupTechnologyenabledtransformationfocused dialogue.? The Transformation by Design GroupHybrid toolbox applied to social change.? TheProblemSolvingGroupCreative problem solving applied to social change.? The Cross-OverGroupDesign 1.0 & Design 2.0 methods applied to social change.NextDhttp://www.nextd.orghttp://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=59551851319
- 12. AimTo establish a common design concept useful to our daily practice.Some premises and a brief review of the design process evolution: From an unconscious process to an open one.A rainbow full of options.A review of web 2.0-supported design practices.A review of design studies.So what?Design conceptDesign processSocial MediaWeb 2.0 & Design practiceWeb 2.0 & Design studiesWeb 2.0 & Design: a research agenda
- 13. Web 2.0 & Design practiceCase 1.¡°Collectiveintelligenceisbetterfor idea generationthanfor idea evaluation.¡± Bonaneau, E. MIT SLOAN. W I N T E R 2 0 0 9 VOL.50 NO. 2
- 14. Web 2.0 & Design practiceCase 2.
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- 17. AimTo establish a common design concept useful to our daily practice.Some premises and a brief review of the design process evolution: From an unconscious process to an open one.A rainbow full of optionsA review of web 2.0-supported design practices.A review of design studies.So what?Design conceptDesign processSocial MediaWeb 2.0 & Design practiceWeb 2.0 & Design studiesWeb 2.0 & Design: a research agenda
- 18. Web 2.0 & Design studiesCase 1.
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- 21. AimTo establish a common design concept useful to our daily practice.Some premises and a brief review of the design process evolution: From an unconscious process to an open one.A rainbow full of optionsA review of web 2.0-supported design practices.A review of design studies.So what?Design conceptDesign processSocial MediaWeb 2.0 & Design practiceWeb 2.0 & Design studiesWeb 2.0 & Design: a research agenda
- 22. Web 2.0 & Design Research AgendaOpportunities for researchPrototypeConceptCaseProblemMock-upAgreementLIRComponentsILIRSystemILValidationRRLRApplicationWeb 2.0 (n.0)- supporteddesign(boundaryobjects)
- 23. Lectures in Collaborative DesignTransforming thedesign process:Design Research & Social MediaMarco V. Ferruzca2nd dec 09Universidad de Carabobo