This is a lecture I gave to level two students Industrial Design students at Brunel University a few weeks ago. It was picked up today as a featured presentation in the Design Category of Slideshare. But given that you are here anyway:

I would welcome any feedback anyone might have. I will be giving a more expansive presentation, focussing on public engagement as a more general concept at Brunel on the 28th as part of the Human Centred Design Institute Seminar series. Get in touch if you want more details about that.

Other Relevant Posts...

• October 30th, 2009 -- Design for Self-Service – A motivational psychology perspective (1)
• February 15th, 2010 -- A Big Day for British Youth and Winter Sports – An Inspiration For The Rest of Us? (2)
• January 3rd, 2010 -- Introduction to the Fundamentals of Motivation (10)
• December 9th, 2009 -- Modelling Motivation in the Design of Products, Systems and Services (0)
• December 3rd, 2009 -- Managing Motivation (0)
• November 30th, 2009 -- Motivational Design Framework v.0.1 (2)
• October 29th, 2009 -- Theories of Planned Behaviour (1)
• October 28th, 2009 -- User Needs are Outdated, We Should Be Designing User Goals… (1)
• October 4th, 2009 -- Designing Design Research and Generating Momentum (1)
• October 1st, 2009 -- Framework of Motivated Behaviour (0)

Tags: Design Research, Exhibition Design, Human Centred Design, Public Engagement, Real World Design

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