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Design in the wild: PDC’10 Presentation

May 17, 2011penny Leave a Comment

  I’ve finally uploaded my presentation (with annotations) from last years Participatory Design Conference held in Sydney. The presentation (and paper) explores how social technologies both enable and demand new participatory approaches to designing with our future communities, which pushes design… Continue Reading →

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Dissolving Boundaries – OZCHI 2009 Paper

October 11, 2009penny 2 Comments

The discipline of design is in a constant state of change. As noted in the previous post one of the most significant trends currently impacting on design practice is the opening up of the design process. Design is moving out… Continue Reading →

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Design and Use: Tools and Trends

September 21, 2009penny 2 Comments

View more documents from penny hagen. q. 1 How do our methods need to be extended or adapted to support design in the wild? q. 2 How do we position our own practice in relation to this dynamic and changing… Continue Reading →

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This blog covers work, thinking and experiences on participatory design, social design and design research by Penny Hagen. I help organisations take a collaborative and participatory approach to the design and implementation of new processes, policy, strategy, services and initiatives. The opinions shared here are solely my own

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