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Linda Worbin Practice through Design.  

Rubiks cube as practice based design.

Design Program/Methodology/Design Example/Extract Knowledge/Share Knowledge

How important is Citing years?

Reversable (Change Back) Non Reversible (Permenant change)

Form / Dynamic Form.

Space and Dynamic Space

Delia Dumitrescu The Object

Design experiments under the framework of a design program

Landahl 2013,

Meso-Macro Scale

Can Additive

Near or far field expression

Non Material forms of results

The Concept and idea are different.  Ideas can be works of art.

The Process is mechanical and should not be tampered with.

What is the difference between an academic and a designer in a studio.

Knowledge, Understanding, Interpretation, Writing, Nonconceptual/nonverbal

Emphasising PRactice

Art/Objects

Vytautas Michelkevivius

Replace  Research with Doubt

Doubt is a good replacement for knowledge.

Make confusing maps.

G.Joost - Design research methodology: Analysis and Ideation

Jonas model in Practice MAPS | an online community tool for systematic project planning and innovation.

Liz Sanders: Inspration, Inspiration and Co-Creation

In the Co-Creation model has anyone looked at Rilke as a poetic model for design? - Ask Professor Hallanas, Or Maybe Dunne Critical Theory

Collaborative Prototyping

Decide what role different Actors Play

How is empirical data collected

Methods and Outcomes

Adapt existing methods

Vytautas M., VAA - Analytical methods for design research

Method and a Methodology (Greek for ‘to be on the road’)

On the road jack kerouac as a Research Method

Analyse Existing Contexts - Positivists and Constructivists

“I don’t know if you need a writing work in your thesis.  Consult your local tradition.”

Borgdorff 2012

Define the Paradigm

Find a relevant consultant

Define a chapter in your thesis about your approach.

Research “In, through or About Design”

Experiments and Hermeneutic Methods that revel and articulate Tacit knowledge

Slager: “Methodic, Methodology cannot be formulated and legitimatised beforehand”

Approaches

Instrumental - each discipline has it’s own theory, tools and material knowledge

interpretive -

Performative - Theory itself is a practice

immanent - everything is infused with theory

3 Models of Practice Based dissertations

History

Philosophy or Theory

Criticism - Self Reflection

non-humanities Science and Technology Studies

technical reporting

Research comprises new intterdiciplinary Field

Research and artefact as different products

Visual Art

Jo-Anne Bichard, RCA Observational methods for design research

Architecture and use of Space

Ethnographic Research

Photographic Research

Important in instances where interview intervention is not possible

Frequency of use. Color as Indicator

Technology studies in foreign languages

Tom Stables and Cathrine Greene ?Were you shadowing, time lapse Video, or was it more internal phone tech driven?

REFLEXIVITY - Self questioning, Self Understading, What do you know. How do you know it.

Hertz 1997 “To have an ongoing conversation about experience whilst simutaniosly living in the moment”

Reflectivity reminds the researcher to be attentive to cultural political social linguistic and ideological origins of your perspective as well as those you observe.

People can become familiar to your process.

It takes no confidence to report quantified data… / It takes great confidence to report  design data.

Stephan Wensveen Experimental methods

Constructive design research - Research that imagines and builds new things.

Hundreds of methods / methodologies

What is best practices doing

research is integrated

Community behind it.

Theoretically inspired

systematic variations tested in controlled experience

Democratic

Context of a natural setting

design ethnography

understanding rather than data

restart meets design and art

beyond knowledge, speculative: design for debate

task of design is detours and drifts

make people think’

design is closer to reality than art

Emotional Intelligence and Affective Computing

Emotional Scala

Freedom of interaction

Affective State: Valence/Arrousal

Urgency

Action Parameter

Pattern Paramters

Positive mood led to symetry

Design Notions

Frameworks