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Copyright and royalty-free content
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We all need to comply with copyright law when communicating digitally or creating digital resources - regardless of the fact we are doing so for educational purposes, or only sharing our productions with a closed audience. This page explains the law, exceptions, and sources of free media.
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01/11/21
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policies, digital resources
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Design Studies
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The design study is the signature format in design research. This article explores what they are and gives advice on creating them.
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13/12/21
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Design Thinking ethics and etiquette
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Design Thinking is an ethical approach to innovation and change. It aims to work with real people, making the most of their local knowledge and capabilities, to develop solutions with them. This page explores essential ethical aspects and the etiquette we should use.
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01/11/21
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policies, design thinking, ethics
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Introduction to Miro
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Miro is a super-sophisticated online collaborative digital whiteboard. It was originally created for design consultancy companies. Add all kinds of media. Stickies. Use the many templates to create layouts and diagrams. Create, save, share and resuse templates.
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16/12/21
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digital tools
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The 4 Humors of Design Thinking
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In his article "Professional practice and knowledgeable action in turbulent times", Peter Goodyear argues that we need to effectively combine four forms of knowledge (derived from Aristotle): epistêmê, téchnê, phronesis, and mètis. Robert O'Toole believes that this is essential to Design Thinking.
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02/11/21
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design thinking, epistemology, Aristotle
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What is a designerly change agent?
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This is a term we use a lot in the Arts Faculty at Warwick. It simply means someone who acts to encourage and enable positive change using the ideas, methods, and strategies of a designer - which as design research has shown, are sophisticated and pragmatic, analytical, critical and creative.
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05/11/21
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What is Design Thinking?
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Design Thinking is an approach to designing sustainable, ethical change in the world. Design Thinkers develop design capabilities amongst communities so that they can drive change in ways that work for them. It is analytical, critical, creative, theoretical and practical.
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05/11/21
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design thinking
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