Technological Innovation Does Not Exist
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Geoffrey Dorne argues that innovation is first social, not just technological, and examines contemporary technologies through a designer’s perspective. He looks at how to evaluate new tools by their social, human, and engaged usefulness rather than by technical novelty alone.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Beginning
- 1:10Who am I?
- 3:02Innovation must be empathetic
- 4:10Empathy
- 5:27What sent a postcard?
- 8:30The concept of design
- 10:43Emotional design
- 12:47The comfort of others
- 14:04Observation
- 15:06Observation around me
- 16:01Observation in everyday life
- 17:07Handling digital
- 18:27Standing in line
- 19:13Temple in India
- 19:553D
- 21:39Social function
- 23:16Notebooks
- 23:58Prototypes
- 26:59Press archives
- 28:06Refugees
- 29:42Kits
- 30:30Refugees
- 31:44Translation
- 32:24Pictograms
- 33:07Conclusion
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