The course
consists of the following (from course description):
This course is about interaction design and
information architecture. It introduces theories and practices, and
participants will learn how to develop a design concept and how to gestalt a
concept as a prototype.(…). After the 6 weeks, the students will present the
outcome of their collaborative design-work at a session, where invited
representatives for stakeholders will be present. If possible, this session
will also be attended by Renate Fruchter, director of the PBL Lab at Stanford
University, with whom eLearningLab researchers collaborate on PBL didactics in
virtual learning environments. The presentation session will be videotaped, and
analysis of these video data will contribute to the Stanford-Aalborg research
project.
In
our work, we will follow the scrum way of working.
I find this course relevant, as I am
particularly interested in designing prototypes and take the target group into
consideration during the entire design process. My experience with design
processes so far is mainly from the course system design, which I participated
in at the 6th semester. In that course we got some experience with
the project manager role and we tried to create prototypes. We also worked a
lot with creating a “common language” which is very important when people from
different professions work together in the design process.
If I should mention a few things, that I
think is my forces when it comes to design I would say that I am good at
focusing at the user as the one who’s interests the designer have to take into consideration
at every step of the design process. Furthermore I think that I have a good
overview in at process where a lot of people and different groups of
professions are working together.
My
goals for this course is to get more experience with the design as a concept
and not only design as a single thing. Furthermore I hope that I get a better
understanding of how to take the target group into consideration in a design
process. I can imagine that more goals and expectations for the course will
occur as the course progresses.

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