Questionable concepts: Critique as a resource for designing with eighty somethings

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Questionable Concepts Critique as a Resource for Designing with Eighty Somethings John Vines 1,2 Mark Blythe 2 Stephen Lindsay 2 Paul Dunphy 2 Andrew Monk 3 Patrick Olivier 1 1 Culture Lab, Newcastle University 2 School of Design, Northumbria University 3 Department of Psychology, University of York

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Slides accompanying my 17 (!) minute talk for our CHI 2012 paper 'Questionable Concepts: Critique as a Resource for Designing with Eighty Somethings'. The talk and paper focuses on one of the design methods we used in the Banking for the Older Old project to engage participants in the early stages of idea generation and critique during workshops. Full paper can be access here: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2207676.2208567&coll=DL&dl=GUIDE&CFID=380590099&CFTOKEN=64685270

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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Questionable  Concepts  Critique  as  a  Resource  for  Designing  

with  Eighty  Somethings  

John  Vines1,2  Mark  Blythe2  

Stephen  Lindsay2  Paul  Dunphy2  Andrew  Monk3  Patrick  Olivier1  

 1Culture  Lab,  Newcastle  University  

2School  of  Design,  Northumbria  University  3Department  of  Psychology,  University  of  York  

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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banking  for  the  older  old  eighty somethings

See:  Vines  et  al.  2011.  ‘Eighty  Something:  Banking  for  the  Older  Old’  

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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Finance  and  Care  Expert  Workshop  

 Activity  1:  Grouping  quotes  together  from  the  ‘Vinancial  

biographies’    

Activity  2:  Quick  ideation  in  response  to  the  needs,  desires  and  

barriers  faced  by  the  ‘eighty  somethings’  

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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Ideas  visually  developed  into  graphical  concepts  and  ‘cards’  to  seed  participatory  

design  workshops  

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

CHI  2012,  Austin,  TX,  7th  May  2012    

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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CRITIQUE;  COPING;  CREATIVITY  

10  participants  (6,  2,  2)    

Workshop  1:  ‘Getting  to  know  you’  and  giving  the  cards  

 Workshop  2:  Discussion  of  cards      

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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“If  this  actually  came  to  pass  it  would  be  just  a  way  for  the   banks   and   Jinancial   institutions   to   make   more  money   for   the   “fatcats”   and   the   shareholders   and   to  exploit  the  man  in  the  street”-­‐  Rita,  83    “that  will  put  your  bank  charges  up!”  –  Agatha,  81      “are  we  not  to  take  charge  of  anything  ourselves?”      

               -­‐  Patricia,  84  

CRITIQUE  (of  peers,  technology  &  banks)  

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““hide   it   in   code   among   telephone  numbers  in  my  diary.”    -­‐  Agatha,  81    “I   remember   my   pin   number   and  password   by   association.   If   you   could  draw   an   object   that   reminded   you   of   it,  then   that   too   could   be   deciphered   by  someone.”  –  Margaret,  83    

COPING  

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“I   like  the   idea  on  the   front  of  an   iPad  type  wallet  …  But  you  could  also,   I   feel,  have  a  card   that   you   could   put   into   a   computer   or   a   screen   and   you   would   call   up   your  accounts,  and  see  them.”    -­‐  Dolores,  81  

CREATIVITY  

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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Politics  of  PD  with  the  Eighty  Somethings    

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Questionable  Concepts  –  Vines,  Blythe,  Lindsay,  Dunphy,  Monk  &  Olivier  

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Critique  as  a  Resource  for  Design  

Thank  You!  

Critique  does  not  equal  disinterest  

‘Questionability’  can  be  a  dialogue  builder  

Critique  directs  future  design  research