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SESSION 4C Wednesday 3 July 11.30-13.00, Room 3Pushing the BoundariesChair: Jeremy Myerson (Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Royal College of Art, UK)Papers look at how inclusive design is being applied in creative new ways to address issues includingdisaster management and relief, socially ignored groups such as sex trade workers and opportunitiesaround digital technologies to support enterprise in rural India.4C.1 Design+Disaster: the inclusive challengePatricia Moore, MooreDesign Associates, USA4C.2 Out of the ShadowsProfessor Susan Barnwell, Ryerson University, School of Fashion, Toronto, Canada4C.3 Marketing Rural Enterprises in India – intermediated use of technology as a design strategyArnab Chakravarty 1 and Samiksha Kothari 21 Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology, India2 Industrial Design Centre, IIT Bombay, India22
WORKSHOP 1 Wednesday 3 July 16.00 -20.00, Function Room 1Body & MindStephen Wilcox, Design Science, USADan Formosa, Smart Design, USAThis workshop will be interactive, allowing participants to meet and workwith each other and explore the topics presented. Stephen Wilcox and DanFormosa will be discussing how people work, using both body and mind.Creating products that work for everyone and understanding the mechanicsof the human body is essential and cannot be separated from how the mindworks – understanding what people perceive, learn and remember.BodyBiomechanics describes the mechanical engineering of the body lookingat how our muscles, bones, tendons and ligaments work – and don’t work.Topics covered will include:1. How your hand, arm and shoulder works2. Levers, gravity and balance – how to optimise human power3. Gender and ethnic variations to be considered, and their impact4. Opportunities to innovate by understanding the body.MindThe purpose of the ‘mind’ part of the workshop will be to provide anoverview of information from psychology that is useful for making designdecisions. Topics covered will include:1. Why the traditional concept of the mind is a barrier to doing anythinguseful.2. What we know about human perception and how it applies to design.Designing for ease of learning and ease remembering.3. How sympathetic arousal affects how people see and how they behave4. Understanding error and its elimination.23
Page 1 and 2: CONFERENCEPROGRAMME2-3 JULY 2013HOT
Page 3 and 4: WELCOMEJeremy Myerson Cees de Bont
Page 5 and 6: Charity Trust FundCharity Trust Fun
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Page 10 and 11: ACADEMIC PAPER SESSION CHAIRSSean D
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Page 16 and 17: SESSION 1C Tuesday 2 July 13.30-15.
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