design, place & social innovation studio

Senior Studio Project | Spring 2013 | Carnegie Mellon University | School of Design

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    • who are we? – an expertise audit
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    • F.A.Q.
    • Lectures and Presentations
      • Collaborative Class Presentation
      • Making Contested Futures
      • RMIT Social Media Collaboration
      • The role of narrative in designing for healthcare [AvR]
      • Guns _ a presentation by Cameron Tonkinwise
      • Thinking about place
      • Guns and Kids, a wicked ecology
      • design as a gift for a better future
    • reading summation form
    • syllabus
    • reading annotations
    • bibliography
    • Assessment requirements
      • Individual Project Brief
      • Self Assessment guidelines
      • PREPARING FOR FINAL PRESENTATIONS
  • Schedule
  • studio explorations
    • themes that come up in class
      • system, tradition or ecology
      • Accident?
    • 1 – phase one : mapping the wicked problem
      • Group 1
      • Group A
      • group i – presentation
    • 2 – phase two: powerfully visualizing statistics
      • $3 million dollars per day
      • An exploration in scale
      • Everyday Accidents
      • If 6 people are shot, 5 live
      • jisoo & russell
    • 3 – phase three: imagining the future
      • America, Firearms, & Tourism
      • Constant Protection
      • Gun Identification & Info Sharing
      • Homicide & empathy
      • Protection & Surveillance
      • Societal Choice: Live with or without Guns
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Design, Place, Social Innovation Studio
design methods exploring children, safety, and guns in Pittsburgh.

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  • auroraparlagreco
    • Take Aim
    • AIGA-End Gun Violence
  • AvR
    • The Problematic Narrative of Narrative
    • TA : Introduction
  • Danielle Parnes
    • Overview of process
    • Our first workshop!
  • eunicesunmie
    • Official book title
    • Interview with Coordinator of Community Org
  • Hyun Sun Seo
    • Gun Statistics : group work with Lena
    • Design Fiction
  • jisooc
    • Individual Project Brief
    • Survey finds gun violence affects youth
  • laurenev
    • design as a gift
    • Final assessment requirements
  • lcwest2013
    • Project Statement
    • Lets Ban Guns and Cars
  • lenaev
    • Presentation on Ethnographic Method’s Paper
    • Ethnographic Method’s paper on The meaning of Gun Ownership to Young, White, Suburban and Rural Males v. Young, Black, Urban Males
  • maureengriswold2013
    • Interview With Tom Stangrecki
    • Feminist Perspective for Guns
  • michelleguarino
    • Moving Forward after the Postcards
    • Photoshopping Thumbs on Guns
  • russtuck91
    • 2/25 Research
    • 2/20 Research
  • Sarah Read
    • Numeracy and Risk
    • Project Proposal Update

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