PLURALITY IN PRACTICE
Design Seminar Showcase 2020
CMU DESIGN WEEK
PLURALITY IN PRACTICE is the culmination of the Seminar Theory & Practice course taught by Dan Lockton and Marysol Ortega Pallanez at Carnegie Mellon's School of Design.
During the virtual event, you’ll engage in a set of activities, experiences, and conversations that reflect PhD and MDes insights into the relationship between design, pluriversal ways of understanding and living in the world, and practices that continually push the boundaries of the discipline.
ON THE DAY
Join for all the events or hop in when you want!
“Dear Maggie Mo...”
with Anna, Diana, Jisoo and Jiyoung
"Dear Maggie Mo…” provides the Carnegie Mellon School of Design with the opportunity to practice insight and foresight around the COVID - 19 pandemic. In this remote, interactive, and collaborative medium participants engage in a reflection and discussion about the future while developing a collective vision through conversation.
Explore this activity on Miro!
What is(n't) Design?
with Adam, Alexander, Anuprita, Russell and Sanchez
There is often a mismatch between what people think designers do and what they actually do. Through a series of conversations with non-designers, we explore the perceptions of the world about design in an effort to identify missing pieces in our design thinking processes and how we might use these perceptions to augment participatory design approaches.
Podcasts:
Simple to Use and Looked Good
As you're listening, leave your thoughts on Miro!
Design Lotería
with Christianne, Maddy, Sanika, Stef and Yiwei
An online interactive game of Lotería with Design concepts that were discussed during the Seminar III class. Participants will be able to play, enjoy, and learn with this fun card game activity.
Explore this activity with these cards.
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