20150714 @OpenHCI: Communication in Human-Centered Design
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This document provides an overview of human-centered design (HCD) and communication within the HCD process. It discusses how HCD is used to create new solutions for people by including people in discussions. The document then describes some ice-breaking games and activities that could be used to help facilitate connections and communication between strangers, including games about self-creativity, sketching others, human bingo, and simulated killing/cheering. It concludes by listing seven rules for effective brainstorming.
20150714 @OpenHCI: Communication in Human-Centered Design
- 1. COMMUNICATION in HUMAN CENTERED DESIGN? OpenHCI ’15 Pre-Workshop Obie Chen @ iuiLab, NCCU
- 3. What is HCD? Human-Centered Design (HCD) is a process and a set of techniques used to create new solutions for the world. These solutions includes products, services, environments, organizations, and modes of interactions.
- 5. HCD Process
- 7. Whole process includes people talking to each other.
- 10. This is not working.
- 11. How do we get connections with strangers?
- 12. This will be embarrassed.
- 13. Ice-breaking Toolkit A package for you to connect with others.
- 17. 3:00 Countdown Go for quantities, not qualities.
- 22. When it comes to brainstorming,
- 23. Go for quantities, not qualities.
- 25. DRAW the person next to you
- 26. 1:00 Countdown
- 33. Don’t afraid of others’ judgements
- 36. Major Food mini HUMAN bingo Animal Skill FREE SPACE Music Style Sport Traffic Instrument
- 37. Computer Science Japanese Example Cat Mechanic Structure HCI K-Pop Jazz Soccer Motorcycle Guitar
- 38. Major Food mini HUMAN bingo Animal Skill FREE SPACE Music Style Sport Traffic Instrument
- 39. 8:00 Countdown
- 42. What did you just say?
- 44. Game #4 殺 Kill & Cheer
- 46. Stage #1
- 47. Imagine that you’re holding a samurai sword or any weapon you want
- 49. 5:00 countdown
- 50. Stage #2
- 53. 5:00 countdown
- 54. How about this?
- 61. Build on the ideas of others
- 62. Be Visual
- 65. Go for Quantity
- 66. SEVEN BRAINSTORMING RULES > Defer judgment > Encourage wild ideas > Build on the ideas of others > Stay focused on topic > Be visual > One conversation at a time > Go for quantity
- 67. Welcome to