Research Team at The Danish Design School presents the work of the DAIM-project and discuss how to re-think innovation processes, rehearse the future and meet the challenges of user-driven innovation.
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Edited by Joachim Halse, Eva Brandt, Brendon Clark and Thomas Binder. Published by The Danish Design School Press.
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"The DAIM team has crafted an invaluable resource for researchers and designers looking for new ways to support each other ...” Brian Rink, IDEO
“… the design anthropological innovation model will have global impact through its commitment to a design anthropology … which is open and participatory, accessibly tangible through models and games, and enhances the positive value systems of people." Dori Tunstall, Swinburne University of Technology
“… This is a must have sourcebook for participatory design practitioners as well as a much needed manifesto to be inspired and challenged by.” Pelle Ehn, Malmö University
From the launch during the conference:
REHEARSING THE FUTURE | RESEARCHING THE FUTURE
Book launch by Rector Anne-Louise Sommer
Close look at the book
Models from the DAIM-project
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