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Thesis Research Update

Allen J Cochran

2010.04.23

D787 S2010Professor Paul Nini

© 2010 Allen J Cochran

Allen J Cochran Question Pilot StudyKeywords Hypothesis Audience Context Methods Significance

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My question is...

4 parts

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How do differently size design groups within an academic organization function externally: to other offices and to the public?

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How do differently sized design groups within an academic organization function internally and manage workflow: project management and creative management?

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How can these groups become collectively aware of their own situations so that they better understand the external and internal organization more completely?

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Through a collective understanding of their situation, how can differently size design groups within an academic organization provide a more comprehensive service to themselves and their target audiences?

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Thesis

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Design TeamCollaborationProject ManagementCreative ManagementDesign ProcessCo-creation / Action Research

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Personal InterestsCommunity Interests

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Personal InterestsA better understanding of professional design practice – process, practice,

and management – will come from thorough research on the in-house

design groups at The Ohio State University

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Community InterestsA series of cycles will help bring to light new relationships and

opportunities for the in-house design groups at OSU to work and after

acknowledging these findings, the in-house groups will be able to co-

create different ways to work together and provide their services.

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Who benefits?Who’s engaged?

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Who benefits?I benefit

Designers at OSU

OSU Design Consumers

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Who’s engaged?Designers

Communicators

Marketers

Administrators

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WHO

WHAT WHEN

WHERE

Technology & Tools

Service Design

Questions

OSU Community &Situation Profile

Opportunity toidentify issues

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Enthnographic • Observation

Social Analysis•

Interview•

Emersion•

MakeTool Activities•

Workshops•

Interview•

Focus Groups•

MakeTool • Activities

Presentations•

Literature Review•

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Contribution to...

Community TheoryDesign Practice

Collective Understanding, Awareness, Collaboration, Empowered

Design

Co-creation

Action Research

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Emersion

Me

Office 1 (2 weeks)

Office 3 (2 weeks)

Office 2 (2 weeks)

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2010.04.23

Thesis Research UpdateD787 S2010Professor Paul Nini

© 2010 Allen J Cochran

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