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Spring 2024: March 18 - April 19.

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• Week 4: Stories and users 
  How is your work being evaluated? 
  Methods: forms of evaluation, from user-testing to narratives enacting scenarios
  
  
• Week 5: Production 
  Independent study week: working on your production assignment and setting your own agenda
  (Exceptional mentorings could be available during this week, although you are mostly on your own)
  Finalising the project 
  
  
• (Week 6: Polishing details/Final Documentation)

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Mandatory Assignments

• Final Work

The final outcome of the class is a project proposal in the form of is a working prototype, user-tested and represented to an external audience in the form of a film and/or a medium of your choice (installation, website, demo, etc...)demoed/exhibited and presented in context in a short film. For this class, there will be an emphasis on the film narrative as a way to disseminate your proposal.

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Interval group presentations/check-ins each week present the advancement of the group's project and highlight the specific requirements of that week. For some presentations, all the class attends and for 'check-ins', the session is with each group (see calendar below for details).
Each presentation are structured so that each group member will introduce an aspect of the project (all group members are required to attend). On average, the presentation should be 5-7 minutes.
The format is open: 

• • Live sketching
  • Demo with prototyping
  • Classic Slides presentation
  • etc.
    
    
• Week 2 Presentation Check-ins requirements:
  Name of group/project
  Knowledge Inquiry
  5 related works
  Lessons learned from the field / probes
  Where do you want to go
  How do you get there (identify roles, needs, actions)
  Prototype 1.0
  
  
• Week 5 First cut of video
  Delivered by Tuesday 16.4 morning on server

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Grades will be based on group presentations, class participation, home assignments, documentation (journal) and final work. 
Contributing to constructive group feedback is an essential aspect of class participation.
Regular attendance of 80% is required , whether in class or group workin all contact sessions. Two or more unexcused absences will affect the final grade. Arriving late on more than one occasion will also affect the grade.

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Journal Documentation 20%

Any mandatory assignment (see above) that remains unfulfilled, the student receives a failing grade.  

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The course IAD Design Methods provides the background literature for this class.
Additional readings can be provided as the class progresses.

Teams projects

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Calendar

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