Design Education for Post-User Experience Paradigm
Event Information
Description
Within the relatively short history of design, we have had some lessons learned on how designers cope with new paradigms, and once again, with a new paradigm upon us, all design-related stakeholders need to revisit these lessons for opening the next chapter of design's evolution. The new design paradigm brings lots of new possibilities, but at the same time, poses a critical risk of making the existing disciplines obsolete.
The obsolescence of some old design practices is unavoidable, and we need to actively explore new design methods and processes rather than trying to stick to outdated ones.
“Experience” has been one of the major keywords leading to design education, research, and practice for the last few decades. However, the types of experience users are having now are very different from those users used to have previously. Users are now interacting with complex systems rather than single product and they no longer just click but begin to talk.
In this talk, some speculative thoughts on future design education including UX are proposed by the comparative review of major components of design education including design methods, processes, and users over the past design paradigms. In addition, some examples of work, namely Design 3.0 of a new vision for future design education will be shared.
Speaker profile:
Professor Kun Pyo Lee is Dean of School of Design at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Before joining Hong Kong Polytechnic University, he was Professor in the Department of Industrial Design, KAIST, South Korea and Director of the Human-Centred Interaction Design Lab for more than 30 years.
He is Co-Founder and President Emeritus of IASDR (International Association of Societies of Design Research). He also served as Chief Design Officer (Executive Vice President) of Corporate Design Centre, LG Electronics.
He is well known in Asia as an early pioneer in the field of design research, UX design and user-centered design, for which he was recognized as an Honorary Fellow of the Design Research Society, and Local Hero at CHI 2015. After returning to KAIST from LG with unique experiences in industry and academia, he has been focusing on establishing a new design education paradigm under the name of Design 3.0.
Rundown:
7:00 — 7:30pm: Registration + Networking
7:30 — 7:40pm: Introduction to IxDA Hong Kong
7:40 — 8:45pm: Talk
8:45 — 9pm: Q&A
9:00 — 9:30pm: Networking
9:30pm: Wrap up
Language:
English
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