Behavioural Design, Attention & Change
How do we design for attention in a distracted world? Nir Eyal has some answers to provide the focus we
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Actions and the Language of Change
Actions speak the language of change by making it visible. Talking about change shapes our actions, so let’s talk carefully.
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Design for Movement
Innovation requires learning to design for the changes around us. This involves not treating moving things as if they’re still.
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Transformation and Innovation
Innovation can involve small adjustments or great transformations. Social media provides a case study for understanding why ongoing monitoring and
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Innovation, Change and The Leopard
Innovation is a misunderstood and often misrepresented concept that can provoke fear, indifference, resentment, confusion, or irrational exuberance. To understand
Read moreDevelopmental Evaluation’s Traps
Developmental evaluation holds promise for product and service designers looking to understand the process, outcomes, and strategies of innovation and
Read moreReframing change
Change is one of the few universal constants as things — people, planet, galaxy — are always in some state
Read moreLost together
Doing new things to create social value means going into the great unknown, yet our fear of being lost need
Read moreWet and Dry Design for Social Innovation
Create systems that are too bounded (dry) and we risk sucking the moisture from the human elements (the wet) that make real social innovation happen. Our challenge is finding the right balance between the controlled, stable environments that these new technologies afford and the self-organized, emergent and innovative environments needed to implement and scale our initiatives more effectively.
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