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Dr Vicky Lofthouse,
Co-ordinator of the Sustainable Design Network - "Welcome"
Vicky introduced the
Sustainable Design Network to new members and provided an
overview of how the field of Design for Behavioural Change has
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Roseliek van de Velden,
Innovaders (Netherlands) - "Globe ball: Investigating
unsustainable behaviours". In this warm-up activity participants introduced themselves
by throwing and catching a globe and at the same time found out how
their daily behaviour or habits influences sustainability. |
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Dr Vicky Lofthouse,
Loughborough University -
"Design | Behaviour - setting the
context"
Vicky presented the background to the development of the
Design-Behaviour website, reflected on feedback received by users
and outlined future developments planned.
<watch Vicky's presentation>.
For more information see
"about us" or
<Read the report> |
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Tang Tang, Loughborough
University -
"Creating Sustainable Behaviour: An exploration of
environmental impacts of household cold appliance use"
Tang presented findings of user centred research
exploring the impacts associated with the use of
fridge-freezers and outlined potential design
solutions to change user behaviour.
<Read Tang's abstract>
<watch Tang's presentation>. |
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Ed Elias, University of Bath -
“Behaviour Driven Design”
Ed provided an overview of the work being done to develop a
Behaviour Driven Design Methodology for improving the energy
efficiency of products during use, by studying user behaviour's and
designing the products to them.
<Read Ed's abstract>
<watch Ed's presentation>. |
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Roseliek van de Velden,
Innovaders (Netherlands) - "Designing to Change Behaviour: A
Practical Approach" (presentation not available). Roseliek provided an overview of Innovaders research and
development processes and introduced some of the products Innovaders
have designed which influence user behaviour to reduce environmental
impacts. For more information visit:
www.innovaders.nl/ |
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Dan Lockton, Brunel University
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"Design for Sustainable Behaviour: Easier Efficiency by
Influencing Interaction" Dan introduced "Design with Intent" and discussed how these
techniques could be applied to environmental problems where user
behaviour is a significant factor - helping people use everyday
products and systems more efficiently.
<Read Dan's abstract>
<watch Dan's presentation>. |
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Dr Debra Lilley, Loughborough
University -
"Exploring the ethics of design for behavioural
change" Debra introduced a product design scenario to illustrate some of the
ethical issues which may result from products designed to change
user behaviour and drew on emerging literature to discuss potential
ethical analysis tools.
<Read
Debra's abstract>
<watch Debra's presentation>. |
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Dr Debra Lilley, Loughborough
University - "Ethical analysis of behaviour changing products"
In this hands-on group activity the participants investigated and
discussed some of the ethical issues which may arise from deliberate
intervention by designers to influence user behaviour. |
