Co-Design, Volume II: Practical Ideas for Designing Across Complex Systems

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Co-Design, Volume II: Practical Ideas for Designing Across Complex Systems
Contents
Series Introduction
Introduction
Acknowledgments
CHAPTER 1: Design Meets Co-design
	Complexity
	Artifacts and Interfaces
	Thinking in Systems and Design
	The Unfolding of Design Practice
	Time to Co-design
	References
PART 1
	CHAPTER 2: Ideas
		The Idea
		Playing with Ideas
		Why Do We Have Ideas?
		Why Is It Important?
		What Does It Mean in Practice?
		Making Ideas More Cooperative
		Questions for Reflection
		References
	CHAPTER 3: Design Brief
		The Idea
		Briefs and Ideas
		Essence of a Brief
		Measurability
		Perspectives on Writing Design Briefs
			1. Brief as a Beginning/Opening
			2. Brief as Challenge
			3. Brief as Asking Questions
			4. Brief as Relationship
			5. Brief as Simile
		What Does It Mean in Practice?
		Management by Objectives
		Asking a Question Is Harder than Finding the Answer
		Questions for Reflection
		References
	CHAPTER 4: Cooperation
		The Idea
		The Social Individual
		Tribal Identity
		Hard Cooperation
		Why Is Cooperation Important?
		Repeat Reciprocity
		What Does It Mean in Practice?
		Decentering the Individual
		Working with Hard Cooperation
		Rebuilding Cooperative Capital
		Questions for Reflection
		References
PART 2
	CHAPTER 5: The Workshop
		The Idea
		The Workshop as Outside the Timetable
		Why Is It Important?
		Core Features of a Workshop
		Originality
		The Master’s Influence
		What Does It Mean in Practice?
		Workshops and Bureaucracy
		Designing a Workshop Space
		Questions for Reflection
		References
	CHAPTER 6: Prototyping
		The Idea
		Prototypes and Systems
		Prototyping Services
		Categories of Prototyping
		Why Is Prototyping Important?
		Cooperative Prototyping
		What Does Prototyping Mean in Practice?
		Extended Example: Higher Education Design
		Questions for Reflection
		References
	CHAPTER 7: Design Trace
		The Idea
		The Design Trace as Response to Incompleteness
		Why Is It Important?
		Design Trace of Wikipedia
		What Does It Mean in Practice?
		Questions for Reflection
		Questions for Reflection
		References
PART 3
	CHAPTER 8: Empathy
		The Idea
		Why Is It Important?
			Roles and Relationships
			Usability
		What Does It Mean in Practice?
			Designing with Empathy
			Getting Empathy Right
			Co-designing Empathy
		Questions for Reflection
		References
	CHAPTER 9: Participation
		The Idea
		Iron Law of Oligarchy
		Community Participation
		Participation and Technology
		Professions and Participation
		Why Is Participation Important?
		What Does Participatory Design Mean in Practice?
		Future of Professional–Client Relationship
		Questions for Reflection
		References
Epilogue: Obliquity
About the Author
Index
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