Re-thinking designing - Wikberg Nilsson, Åsa
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The objective of the current research work is to explore experiences as ground for work and workplace design. The study was undertaken between 2008-2010 in a research project called the Future Factory . The research involved exploring alternative futures through a design lab approach. The initial phase consisted of context mapping, as explorations of user experiences through interviews and observations. The resulting material was portrayed as Personas . These fictional characters were used both to communicate and to explore experiences in collaborative activities. A group of young people…mehr

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The objective of the current research work is to explore experiences as ground for work and workplace design. The study was undertaken between 2008-2010 in a research project called the Future Factory . The research involved exploring alternative futures through a design lab approach. The initial phase consisted of context mapping, as explorations of user experiences through interviews and observations. The resulting material was portrayed as Personas . These fictional characters were used both to communicate and to explore experiences in collaborative activities. A group of young people developed future scenarios. The scenarios were characterized as the positive Utopia and the negative Dystopia , used to discuss implications and alternative futures. Subsequently these tools were used in a series of Future Workshops with project interest groups. This research contributes to practice with methods, tools and guidelines for a reflective and innovative work and workplace design.
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Åsa Wikberg Nilsson works as a Senior Lecturer at the division of Innovation and Design at Luleå University of Technology, Sweden. Her research interests are methods and tools that contribute to creativity and innovation through a reframing of perspectives and mind-sets among participants in joint activities.