Making design workbooks

Design workbooks to collaboratively unpack definitions and implications of implicit interaction, and to explore design opportunities across a multidisciplinary academic team. Shown below, the first is a booklet of cards containing speculative abstracts that could be sorted, shuffled, and mingled as a way to deconstruct and reconstruct a design space; and the second is a collection of definitions, “real-world” examples, and speculative collages to unpack understandings of implicit interactions.

Design Workbook of speculative abstracts
Design Workbook of speculative abstracts
Design Workbook of speculative abstracts
Made as a collection of cards
Cards (image or abstract sides) can be sorted, shuffled, and mingled as a way to deconstruct and reconstruct a design space
Cards (image or abstract sides) can be sorted, shuffled, and mingled as a way to deconstruct and reconstruct a design space
A collection of definitions, "real-world" examples, and speculative collages
A collection of definitions, "real-world" examples, and speculative collages
A printed spread featuring card-sorting activities and conceptual diagraming
A printed spread featuring card-sorting activities and conceptual diagraming

Publications

Karey Helms, Barry Brown, Magnus Sahlgren, and Airi Lampinen. 2018. Design Methods to Investigate User Experiences of Artificial Intelligence. AAAI 2018 Spring Symposium Technical Report (The Design of the User Experience for Artificial Intelligence), Stanford, California, USA.