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Topic 5 & 6:  Design Theory Part I

Topic 5 & 6: Design Theory Part I

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Crowdsourcing

  • Crowdsourcing involves obtaining work, information, or opinions from a large group of people who submit their data via the Internet, social media, and smartphone apps.

  • People involved in crowdsourcing sometimes work as paid freelancers, while others perform small tasks voluntarily.

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Crowdsourcing: Example

  • Companies that need some jobs done only on occasions, such as coding or graphic design, can crowdsource those tasks and avoid the expense of a full-time in-house employee.

  • While crowdsourcing often involves breaking up a big job, businesses sometimes use crowdsourcing to assess how multiple people perform at the same job.

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Review Questions

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Multiple Choice

Democratization of the design landscape has made the creative domain of designers accessible to everyone.

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Drag and Drop

question the quality of work created by amateurs who penetrate the design market, causing ‘the blurring of the boundaries between amateur and professional design practice’ while
see the advantage of co-creation or the user-centred design participation process and welcome the ‘"open-source" dialogue that invites the audience into the creative process’.
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Critics
Advocates
Managers
Designers
Leaders
Politicians
Authors
Sellers
Buyers

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Fill in the Blank

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Multiple Choice

A person's aptitude as a designer is related to their upbringing from their parents.

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False

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Dropdown

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person will design much less structured work, such as an abstract. The
designer is orderly in the approach to the work, with definite lines and formations included in the piece.

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Multiple Select

Which are the CORRECT impacts of technology on the design landscape?

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Augmented Reality

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3D Printing Technology

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Internet of Things

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Crowdfunding

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Virtual Reality

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Multiple Choice

Which technology is represented in the video that may serves its purpose in design domain?

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Internet of Augmentation

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Internet of Things

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Internet of Reality

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Internet of Everyday

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Internet of Everythings

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Multiple Select

Which are the CORRECT key elements in collaborating locally and globally in the design domain?

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Motivation

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Support

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Diversity

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Veto

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Communication

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Match

Match the following design models of collaboration with the CORRECT photo.

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Hierarchical

Flat

Closed

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Drag and Drop

In the modes of collaboration in design projects, ​
means anyone can contribute, but the person, company or organisation in charge of the project decides which ideas or solutions to develop. However in, ​
there is no authority who decides which innovations will be taken further because anyone can contribute to the process and use delivered results.
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Open & Hierarchical
Open & Flat
Closed & Hierarchical
Closed & Flat

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