Digital Sketchbooks - Sketchbook 2

In the second digital sketchbook, there is more detail regarding Archer's 'The Nature of Research'. We were asked to create a short story which can be seen in my previous post. What inspired my story was a TED talk I had seen during my BA which I have included in my bibliography.

We had a lecture called 'Practise Practice'. When looking back through my notes I noticed some interesting things that I could research more in-depth. Interesting design processes were discussed in the lecture. Maybe these processes could be described as subversive? I think asking my peers to give an opinion on a selection of 'subversive' design methods could answer whether they are more creative than more traditional design methods, as my opinion alone may not be enough of an argument to answer the question at hand. Do I need to create a survey or questionnaire for this project?

Bibliography

Archer, B. (1995). The Nature of Research. Co-design, 2, 6-13. https://archive.org/stream/TheNatureOfResearch/Archer1995Codesign#mode/2up

Oxford Languages. (n.d.) Subversion. In google.com. Retrieved November 2, 2020

Oxford Languages. (n.d.). System. In google.com. Retrieved November 2, 2020

Urban, T. (2016). Inside the mind of a master procrastinator. TED Conferences. https://www.ted.com/talks/tim_urban_inside_the_mind_of_a_master_procrastinator