Interpreting Needs and Aspirations

Monday 2 April, afternoon

14:15 Lecture Theatre 1

Search Engines for Real Needs: The interactions between users and designers: Clive Grinyer
When fashion meets discretion: Graham Pullin
Project Zoo: when students, keepers, orang-utans, seals, bears and baboons become design partners: Daria Loi
Evaluating the Accessibility of Medical Equipment: Molly Story, Jack Winters, Melissa Lemke, David Rempel

16:30 Lecture Theatre 1

Creative workshops for interpreting and communicating rich user information: Remko van der Lugt, Froukje Sleeswijk Visser
“Accentuate the positive” Investigating knitwear for the 3D body shape of larger women: Vikki Haffenden
The wardrobe and well being: exploring relationships between women living with rheumatoid arthritis and their clothing.: Fiona Candy, Lynne Goodacre
Design research methods and criteria that enable fashion designers to meet the needs of wheelchair users: Grace Meacham, Phyllis Borcherding
Design Back-story: Empathy, witnessing, reflection and the inclusive response: Sue Thomas

16:30 Senior Common Room

Multi Stakeholder Co-Assessment: a process to guide the selection of personal healthcare innovations: Bram Kersten, Bruce Thomas, Mili Docampo Rama
Talk With Your Hands. Tools to reduce the communication gap between hearing impaired children and their families.: Elva-Yadira Ornelas, Martha Estela Perez
Engaging Children in the Design of a Rehabilitative Game Interface: Raymond Holt, Nicholas Preston, Andrew Weightman, Matthew Allsop, Bipinchandra Bhakta, Martin Levesley
Developing design frameworks in the analysis of user research to assist communication and design evaluation: Katherine Gough
Getting the shy to talk: scripts and staging for contextmapping: Helma van Rijn, Pieter Jan Stappers

16:30 Lecture Theatre 2

Wearable simulators: are they any use?: Carlos Cardoso, Nicholas Reddall, P John Clarkson