@ianpowerOMG @lindsayballant Since I focus on Participatory Design, it’s literally all about the process and inclusion. In Scandinavian co-design, it is all about the process and who participated and not so much about the final design.
In developing a new Slack-like tool, I’m not so sure.
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@adruin Here’s some pics if you need them. I think the video is at home. The interface was designed to be super easy, support synchronous and asynchronous co-design. https://t.co/HlHiNuUX2m
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@adruin The later work is better and is way more appropriate today.
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RT @sevensixfive: From a neighborhood fbook group in Baltimore - hand sanitizer and antibacterial soap in the little free library. https://…
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And of course, the original dissertation from 2012: https://drum.lib.umd.edu/handle/1903/13499
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No, I foresaw it was important to include the most people in the design process. I think it might be time to just start posting all the rejections I got for distributed co-design over the last 10 years. https://twitter.com/jasoncyip/status/1237407627199406080
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@jasoncyip You know I have a whole online virtual world that looks like blocks just for this kind of thing, right? @adruin .
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If only someone had been thinking about distributed co-design! Oh wait. https://twitter.com/jasoncyip/status/1237404237933371392
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