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IDEO 2005

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Hello

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hcd process

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desireability 1st

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observe

• Observe • Note • Experience • Interview • Collect Visuals

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LEARN MAKE

CONCRETE

ABSTRACT

hcd process

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share stories

  What did we see and hear? What stood out?   How did you feel about it? What does it mean?   What surprised you? What was important?

WATCHES TV EIGHT HOURS A DAY

HAS NEVER MISSED AN EPISODE OF LOST

TV SEEMS TO BE THE FOCAL POINT OF HER KITCHEN

“I DON’T WANT MY KIDS TO WATCH TOO MUCH TV. IT’S BAD FOR THEM”

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synthesis

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brainstorm

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prototype

IDEO 2005

© IDEO 2008

LEARN MAKE

CONCRETE

ABSTRACT

hcd process

IDEO 2005

© IDEO 2008

1. share stories

  What did we see and hear? What stood out?   How did you feel about it? What does it mean?   What surprised you? What was important?

WATCHES TV EIGHT HOURS A DAY

HAS NEVER MISSED AN EPISODE OF LOST

TV SEEMS TO BE THE FOCAL POINT OF HER KITCHEN

“I DON’T WANT MY KIDS TO WATCH TOO MUCH TV. IT’S BAD FOR THEM”

IDEO 2005

© IDEO 2008

2. HMW? Design Challenge

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3. Performance Ethnography

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4. BodyStorm

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bodystorm

•  Be spontaneous together

•  Accept what happens (offers)

•  Build on other’s offers

•  Explore “what if?”- physically

•  Try it out again, switch it up

•  Consider real people and situations

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For Thursday, Jan 14th, 2010

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Storyboard Informance

storyboard

•  Figure out what works

•  Create a story board

•  Create props

•  Rehearse & Review •  Use hats, character aids

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informance

•  Focus on the essentials

•  Make it short, but rich, 2x60”

•  Two moments in time

•  Face your audience

•  Use volume - throw your voice

•  Be real - lose the superfluous gags