MAGIC in Complexity - 4d

Designing Design Research 6
MAGIC in Complexity
Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
A Design Research
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Friday 23rd February 2007
Designing Design Research 6
MAGIC in Complexity
Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
A Design Research
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by the
The Programme: Magic in Complexity - Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
Topic Leaders: Alec Robertson (ECiD2) and Professor Lizbeth Goodman (SMARTlab)
Venue: MAGIC PLAYroom; SMARTlab
1.00pm
1.30pm
Registration
Welcome:
Professor Lizbeth Goodman, Director: SMARTlab and Alec Robertson (ECiD2)
Introduction : ECiD Cluster Leader: Professor Jeffrey Johnson
2.00pm
STIMULUS TALKS
Stimulus 1: Embracing Complexity in Design: The 4D perspective - Alec Robertson
Stimulus 2: Foresighting: Games and Cultural Practice - Suzanne Stein
Stimulus 3: Universal Design Ethos: MAGIC Innovation Centre team: Complexity in Games design for non-standard users - Lizbeth Goodman with Vicky Munsell & Genaro Robolledo-Mendez
Stimulus 4: Camille Baker & Dr Marc Price (BBC R&D)- Mediating into Clarity and Complexity: The BBC Somatics & Informatics Project
3.30pm
Coffee Break
4.00pm
SERENDIPITY SYNDICATES: Design Research Connections (Parallel Workshops)
S1 - How can the methods of complex systems science inform digital games designers? Leaders: Turlif Vilbrrandt, & Dula Al Zakwani
S2 - How can ‘play’ design in digital games inform research into complex systems?
Leaders: Kristyna Nyzell & Zoe Akamiotaki
S3 - How can we create complex adaptive educational digital games?
Leaders: Fiddian Warman & Dr Esther Maccallum-Stewart
S4 - How can complexity help us understand the enabling conditions of creativity and design?
Leader: Dave Everitt and Dr Bret Battey
S5 - How can complexity theory be applied to design-arts practice in general?
Leaders: Dr Sophie Lycouras (EO2) and Professor Eve Mitleton Kelly (ECiD2)
5.00pm
8 minute Syndicate reports
6.00pm Buffet
Networking Soiree launched by Frank Peters (CEO of the Chartered Society of Designers)
7.00pm
STANZA on Complex Screens & The Outernet, led by David Dunkley Gyimah
7.30pm
Keynote Speaker MONGREL on Telephony & Complexity
Music/club/software jam-dance party
9.30pm
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Designing Design Research 6
MAGIC in Complexity
Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
SMARTlab Participants
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ECiD2 Participants
Host and Convenors
Clilly Castiglia (UEL Magic)
Professor Lizbeth Goodman (UEL)
Stanislava Mislanova (UEL Desk)
Host and Convenors et al.
Professor Jeff Johnson (ECiD, OU)
Frank Peters (CSD)
Alec Robertson (ECiD, DMU)
SMARTLab People
Camille Baker
Dr Esther McCallum Stewart
Vicki Munsell
Chris Yap
PEOPLElab team:
Toby Borland,
Rama Perparim
Turlif Vilbrandt
Eleanor Bowen
Lucas Cappelli
Michael Dann
Babak Davarpana
David Dunkley Gyimah
Tim Grant
Dr Chris Hales
Joanne Harrison
Nohmy Harrison
Dr Leslie Hill
Kasia Molga
Stephan Myer
Kristyna Nyzell
Dr Helen Paris
Dr Genaro Rebolledo-Mendez
Sheila Robinson
Suzanne Stein
Steve Tanza
Tim Tottenham
Axel Vogelsang
Fiddian Warman
Alison Waugh
Blair Wing
Richard Wright of Mongrel
Graham of Mongrel
Joe Young
NESTA FELLOWS et al (tba)
ECiD2 Cluster
Katerina Alexiou (ECiD, UCL)
Bret Battey (IOCT, DMU)
Jenni Boswell-Jones (RCAS)
Diana Brown (RCAS - Design)
Dr Claudia Eckert (ECiD Cambridge)
Dave Everitt (IOCT)
Andie Gracie (EO2 Huddersfield)
Dr Derek Hales (EO2 Huddersfield)
Sophia Lycouris (EO2 Nottingham Trent)
Christine McCauley (RCAS Graphics)
Professor Eve Mitleton-Kelly (ECiD, LSE)
Sita Popat (EO2 Leeds)
Professor George Rzveski (ECiD Brunel)
Ismail Saray (RCAS - Sculpture)
Kevin Spellman (ECiD)
Terence Symmonds (RCAS Architecture)
Peter Town (RCAS Graphics)
Prof Mick Wallis (EO2 Leeds)
Professor Rob Young (ECiD - North’d)
Theo Zamenpoulous (ECiD UCL)
Media and Support
UELAV - Taey Kim
Jana Riedel
Jin-Seun Kim
Sabine Gottfried
Media and Support
Richard Hearne (OU, AV)
Jemma Quick (DMU Desk)
Katerina Sless (DMU, AV)
Designing Design Research 6
MAGIC in Complexity
Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
A Design Research
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Magic in Complexity: Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
Participant information sheet
This Event of the ‘Embracing Complexity in Design 2’ Research Cluster is part of the UK AHRC and
EPSRC Research Initiative ‘Designing for the 21st Century’.
The Event comprises a Symposium and Workshops, with inter-disciplinary audience participation, Keynote
presentations & performances, and Networking. Hosted on the Friday 23rd February by the SMARTlab
Digital Media Institute in its MAGIC (Multimedia & Games Innovation Centre) studios, at the Docklands
Campus of the University of East London, it aims to stimulate intellectual academic exchange between
researchers and practitioners dealing with complexity theory and the Design-Arts.
This document explains the processes around the capture, editing, storage and dissemination of video,
audio and photographic data created during the study.
Participants as researchers/researchers as participants. In this project participants are also researchers
and have been invited to take part in the research because of their existing interests in the topic.
Participants ask questions about the study before they decide whether to participate and during the project.
What the study involves. There are several events contributing to the ECiD2 Cluster project, with the
purpose to help explore the relationship between complexity science and design.
Data capture, storage, editing and dissemination. During the events and case study projects, video,
audio and photographic data will be captured. Data will be stored in a variety of media in the principal
investigator’s office at ECiD, or with co-investigators. Data will be reviewed and edited by the lead
investigator team with the help, where relevant, of professional editors and technicians. Selected edited
data will be made available to all participants. Some edited data will be disseminated by the study’s
publications including public websites. At the end of the study, selected edited data selected by the lead
investigators will be archived. Participants may request access to the raw data for up to one year after the
end of the project (up to 31 October 2008) by contacting the principal investigator.
Risks involved in the study. None known.
Withdrawal from the project. Invited participants can choose whether they participate and, if they agree
by returning an RSVP after invitation, or registering and/or attending on the day, they may withdraw
from the study prior to the start of the Magic in Complexity Event by advising the principal investigator of
this decision. Participants agree to cooperate with the principal investigator during the Event and in the
preparation of its proceedings, by signing the consent form.
Please address any questions to the principal investigator: Professor Jeffrey Johnson, Department of
Design and Innovation, Faculty of Technology, The Open University, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA,
UK Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0)1908 652627 Fax: +44 (0)1908 654052
Designing Design Research 6
MAGIC in Complexity
Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
A Design Research
Event endorsed
by the
Magic in Complexity: Embracing the 4D Design-Arts
Participant consent form
Embracing Complexity in Design 2 is an interdisciplinary research project initiated by Principal investigator
- Jeffrey Johnson, Professor of Complexity Science and Design at the Open University, and co-investigators Professor Eve Mitleton-Kelly of the London School of Economics, and Alec Robertson of De Montfort
University. It is supported by the Designing for the 21st Century initiative funded jointly by the AHRC and
EPSRC.
The purpose of this document is for the participant to give informed consent about the use of video, audio
and photographic records created, edited, stored and disseminated during the project and for proceedings
of the Magic in Complexity Event. Please address questions to the principal investigator: Professor Jeffrey Johnson, Department of Design and Innovation, Faculty of Technology, The Open University, Walton
Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA, UK Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0)1908 652627 Fax: +44
(0)1908 654052.
I, the undersigned, declare that
- I have read the participant information sheet
- I have had the opportunity to ask questions about the study and have received satisfactory answers to
questions, and any additional details requested
- I understand that I may withdraw from the study without penalty prior to the start of the Magic in Complexity Event by advising the principal investigator of this decision
- I understand who will have access to data captured, how the data will be stored; and what will happen to
the data at the end of the project
- and I therefore agree to participate in this study.
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