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Imaginary Design Workbooks: Constructive Criticism and Practical Provocation

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Talkat CHI 2018 · 2018-04-21..04-26· [design-collaboration]

speakers

name:Mark Blythe
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name:Enrique Encinas
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name:Jofish Kaye
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name:Miriam Lueck Avery
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name:Rob McCabe
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name:Kristina Andersen
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/0X4tgbD2URc
slides:none on file

summary

Workshop uses imaginary design workbooks (ambiguous images and an invented script) and Kurt Vonnegut story shapes to generate narratives about home hubs and voice assistants. A prototype concept—digital social worker—is co-developed with a senior social worker and a case study reveals 75 kids / £75 million spent on a cohort; workshops surface both small benefits (targeted support, sensor-triggered interventions) and serious risks (surveillance, algorithmic bias, automating inequality).

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chapters (11)

  1. 0:00Introduction to design workbooks
  2. 1:50Criticism vs constructive design
  3. 3:14Design fiction workshop concept
  4. 5:47Workshop activity and responses
  5. 7:31Stories from the workshop participants
  6. 8:58Applying workshop ideas in practice
  7. 11:47Historical context of discipline and punishment
  8. 13:11Imaginary author and surveillance tech
  9. 14:59Algorithmic inequality and social impact
  10. 16:46Design is never neutral
  11. 17:07Q&A on critical and constructive design

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