I absolutely appreciate you adding segments on 'why' it exists and 'how' it was defined. The nerd in me is satisfied. But more importantly knowing the history of this fields helps me take decisions on how to implement it. In my entire college education, I did not come across such a comprehensive explanation of design and research. Your channel is amazing!
I love this video, wonderful amazing content! half a year ago the first time I came across this video, it was the first time that I realized I actually enjoy the way that I took DESIGN as a method to research and gain some insight, philosophy knowledge rather than design something like object or an APP, also I find my passion about HCI research(intersection field of design, cognitive science, engineer, etc). I am going to study the HCI master program in Sweden Uppsala University, looking forward to experience it and thank you so much for inspirating me!
Academic research is about writing... that made me cry. No. It's about producing validated theory that cumulates on other validated theory in order to support solving future problems. It's the difference between asking "how can we build a beautiful garden at this spot" (a particular) and asking "what design features of gardens do people consider beautiful" (a general). Research thru Design is a mixed mode approach (to be precise, a concurrent triangulation design) with elements of action research (trial-and-error with the actual material object that is designed). Which is fine, but it is not a new line of academic research, it's just another field of application of fairly established methods.
I absolutely appreciate you adding segments on 'why' it exists and 'how' it was defined. The nerd in me is satisfied. But more importantly knowing the history of this fields helps me take decisions on how to implement it. In my entire college education, I did not come across such a comprehensive explanation of design and research. Your channel is amazing!
thank you for the kind words 🙏
I love this video, wonderful amazing content! half a year ago the first time I came across this video, it was the first time that I realized I actually enjoy the way that I took DESIGN as a method to research and gain some insight, philosophy knowledge rather than design something like object or an APP, also I find my passion about HCI research(intersection field of design, cognitive science, engineer, etc). I am going to study the HCI master program in Sweden Uppsala University, looking forward to experience it and thank you so much for inspirating me!
Thank you for the kind words, and welcome to Sweden! Best of luck!
Amazing capsule of knowledge about Design by (through) Research.
Thank you, "Design Discipline".
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Thank you, very useful for me as an industrial design student
Hi! Thank you for clearing explaining the topic. Waiting for the future episodes on this topic
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Really cool. Looking forward to watching future episodes!
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Wow, that was a lot for only 25 mins. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lovely content. Thank you.
Happy that you liked it, thank you for the kind words!
Great video
You’re great!
Academic research is about writing... that made me cry. No. It's about producing validated theory that cumulates on other validated theory in order to support solving future problems. It's the difference between asking "how can we build a beautiful garden at this spot" (a particular) and asking "what design features of gardens do people consider beautiful" (a general). Research thru Design is a mixed mode approach (to be precise, a concurrent triangulation design) with elements of action research (trial-and-error with the actual material object that is designed). Which is fine, but it is not a new line of academic research, it's just another field of application of fairly established methods.
Appreciated!
The first link in the description is broken
Thank you, fixed now!
so helpful!!! thankyou
Glad you found it useful!
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