Introduction to Participatory Pattern Workshops
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The document discusses participatory pattern workshops to address the gap between design expertise and practice. It proposes a methodology using collaborative reflection workshops, case story sharing, pattern mining, and future scenario planning. The workshops bring together interdisciplinary practitioners to jointly reflect on their work, identify common design patterns, and validate patterns by applying them to new problems. The goal is to develop effective knowledge sharing protocols to disseminate design expertise more broadly.
Introduction to Participatory Pattern Workshops
- 1. Singapore, Sept. 2009 Participatory Pattern Workshops
- 2. the critical resource is not the capacity to produce, but the knowledge to do it right. Problem: The Design Divide the gap between those who have the expertise to develop high-quality tools and resources and those who don’t (Mor & Winters, 2008*)
- 4. Participatory Methodology for Practical Design Patterns Problem Acceleration -> need for effective protocols for sharing of design knowledge Context interdisciplinary communities of practitioners engaged in collaborative reflection on a common theme of their practice. blended setting : co-located meetings + on-line collaborative authoring system. Son, this was my dad's mobile. I want you to have it.
- 6. Collaborative reflection workshop Facilitate on-going design-level conversation between designers and practitioners involved in diverse aspects of the problem domain. Open, trusting and convivial. And at the same time Critical, focused and output-directed.
- 8. Case Stories Workshop Engender collaborative reflection among practitioners by a structured process of sharing stories of successful practice.
- 9. Pattern Mining Workshop Shift from anecdotes to transferable design knowledge by identifying commonalities across case stories, and capturing them in a semi-structured form.
- 10. Future Scenarios Workshop Validate design patterns by applying them to novel real problems in real contexts.
- 11. Three Hats Inexperienced story writers may: Feel too insecure or uncertain. Drift into preaching or promotion. Take their setting for granted. Gloss over inconvenient details. Feel constrained by their audience.
- 12. the cycle of design research
- 13. the cycle of design research
- 14. Thank you The pattern language network project: http://patternlanguagenetwork.org The learning patterns project: http://lp.noe-kaleidoscope.org/ This presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/yish/introduction-to-participatory-pattern-workshops/ Yishay Mor people.lkl.ac.uk/yishay yishaym@gmail.com twitter: @yishaym Niall Winters www.lkl.ac.uk/naill n.winters@ioe.ac.uk twitter: @nwin