Include 2011
The Role of Inclusive Design in Making Social Innovation Happen
18-20 April 2011
The Include 2011 conference review committee made six awards, sponsored by AgeUK
Best Paper
The Role of Flow Experience in Co-Designing Open-Design Assistive Devices
By Lieven De Couvreur, Jan Detand (Belgium) and Richard Goossens (The Netherlands)
Citation: 'This paper reframes inclusive design focusing on user opportunities rather than limitations. It offers new ways of bringing co-creation into the design process. A delightful and fresh approach.'
Best Poster
ColorADD® Colour Identification System for Colour-Blind People
By Miguel Neiva (Portugal)
Citation: 'This poster highlights a hidden disability that affects large sections of society. An elegant, simple but very effective solution to colour blindness with user need right at the centre.'
Best Inclusive Design Innovation
Co-Creating Tools for Touch
By Wendy Keay-Bright and Joel Gethin Lewis (UK)
Citation: 'A simple, beautifully crafted idea that can really go from the extreme to the mainstream. An idea for technology interfaces focusing on autistic spectrum conditions but with applications for everyone.'
Champion of Inclusive Design
Julia Cassim (UK)
Citation: ‘A champion in the truest sense of the word - a passionate advocate for change, whose Challenge Workshops have influenced design students and professionals all over the world.'
Champion of Inclusive Design
Patricia Moore (USA)
Citation: 'An inspiring pioneer of many of the methods of inclusive design throughout her career, she has channelled her unique experience disguised as an older woman into a subsequent series of ground-breaking human-centred design projects.'
Lifetime Achievement in Inclusive Design
Julienne Hanson (UK)
Citation: 'A leading light in inclusive design research for the built environment, her work has been hugely influential in improving homes for older people.'
