Re: Innovation through people-centred design - lessons from the USA

At 5:46 pm +0200 10/8/05, Mark Vanderbeeken | Experientia wrote:
>I just discovered the UK Global Watch mission report "Innovation
>through people-centred design - lessons from the USA" that summarises
>the results of an official UK field trip to the US to investigate the
>impact of people-centred research in the design process.

In January this year in London we programmed an AIGA AExperience Design event based on this field trip and report, entitled 'The Future of User-Centred Technology Design'.

The presenters were trip participants Rachel Jones of Instrata, and Dan Hill of BBC Radio and  Music Interactive.

Professor James Woudhuysen of De Montfort University provided a critical reflection on the report.

David Hawdale wrote a reflection on the event and wider themes on his Weblog:
http://www.formfunctionemotion.net/archives/2005/01/31/aiga-event-the-future-of-usercentred-technology-design-mission.html

Nico Macdonald
-- 
Design Agenda and AIGA Experience Design London
http://www.experiencedesign.org/edlondon


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