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Clay Shirky suggests that "literacy, in any medium, means not just knowing how to read that medium, but also how to create in it, and to understand the difference between good and bad uses." In this talk we'll discuss ways in which literacy facilitates not just understanding but empowerment as well, allowing organizations and their customers to better communicate with one another.
Clay Shirky suggests that "literacy, in any medium, means not just knowing how to read that medium, but also how to create in it, and to understand the difference between good and bad uses." In this talk we'll discuss ways in which literacy facilitates not just understanding but empowerment as well, allowing organizations and their customers to better communicate with one another.
1.
literacyliteracy
D E S I G ND E S I G N
Wednesday, September 11, 13
2.
Dear AmericanAirlines
I redesigned your
website and I'd like to
get your opinion....
Dustin Curtis
http://dustincurtis.com/dear_american_airlines.html
(A design villain)
Wednesday, September 11, 13
5.
Fire your entire
design team...
[who] is obviously
incapable of
building a good
experience. Get
outside help.
Dustin Curtis
http://dustincurtis.com/dear_american_airlines.html
Wednesday, September 11, 13
6.
Dear Dustin Curtis,
I saw your blog post titled “Dear
American Airlines,” and I thought I’d
drop a line. Sorry for the length of
this email, but let me sum up the gist
of what I’ve written below: You’re
right. You’re so very right. And yet…
Mr. X (via Dustin Curtis)
http://dustincurtis.com/dear_dustin_curtis.html
Wednesday, September 11, 13
9.
Why would Dustin publish this?
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10.
Calling, sending a text, writing a letter.
Write a Yelp review, etc.
Publish a tweet, a blog post, etc.
Take out a newspaper, billboard ad, etc.
...Consulting.
Wednesday, September 11, 13
12.
Literacy,inanymedium,means
notjustknowinghowtoread
thatmedium,butalsohowto
createinit,andtounderstand
thedifferencebetweengoodand
baduses.
Clay Shirkey
Foreword to Mediactive by Dan Gillmor
“
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29.
ONE
ACETAMINOPHEN
TABLET
COSTS 1.5¢.
YOUR HOSPITAL
MARKS IT UP
10,000%
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30.
The culture we created as a
consequence, though, was – and
still is in some ways – profoundly
unattractive. What was supposed
to be fairness can become
callousness or, at the very least,
can feel that way when read from
the other side.
Nick Harkaway
The Blind Giant
“
Wednesday, September 11, 13
31.
Million Dollar Blocks
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33.
At any level of abstraction,
design can either be a
gesture of consent or
dissent. A statement of fact
or a rhetorical question.
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34.
Designingfor
Literacy
Designingfor
Literacy
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39.
experts developers
Designer
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40.
MAGIC
experts developers
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41.
experts wanted tests
A government that ensured
accessibility compliance.
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42.
magic: design for consensus
Design to facilitate accessibility
compliance.
What’s the relative contrast of color pairings on your webpage?
What’s relative contrast?
What are color pairings?
What’s a webpage?
Wednesday, September 11, 13
43.
devs wanted understanding
A government that ensured
accessibility literacy.
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44.
adversarial design
Help culture see the ways in
which its system wasn’t working.
Testing is not teaching.
Wednesday, September 11, 13
45.
If you are coming from outside the usual pool of
people who work in Field X, you’re going to hit
[cultural] barriers. Some of those barriers need
to be rattled and eventually demolished, but
some are just about a lack of shared context.
Open secrets are the hardest ones to crack when
you’re coming in from outside, because no one
will take you aside and whisper them in your
ear. They’re the air everyone else is breathing.
Erin Kissane
Wednesday, 12 June 2013 – The Pastry Box
Wednesday, September 11, 13
46.
Journalismprinciples
๏Thoroughness.Learntospeakthelanguage.
๏Accuracy.Avoiderrors;theyunderminetrust.
๏Fairness.Talktousersandstakeholders.
๏Independence.Constructyourownnarrative.
๏Transparency.Askpeopletocorroborate.
Adapted from Dan Gillmor’s principles of trustworthy media creation in “Mediactive”
Wednesday, September 11, 13
52.
fashion
commerce
infrastructure
governance
culture
nature
Visual design
Interaction design
Information architecture
Content strategy
User-centered
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53.
JOURNALISM
TEACHING
1 2
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54.
Whatthis
meansforusers
Whatthis
meansforusers
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55.
We’reinanindustrythatinitially
focusedonhavingusersnotthink
whenthere’satonofmeritin
consideringwhatwewantusers
tothinkabout.
Wednesday, September 11, 13
56.
The “literacy” bar
Book awesome
2,000 BOOKS
BLUE SKY
User awesome
NOISY & BLOODY
BLUE SKY
Adapted from Kathy Sierra at Business of Software 2012. Building the Minimum Badass User.
Wednesday, September 11, 13
57.
Don’t focus on the thing, focus on the
user. Enable literacy through design.
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