Almost Risking It All
This paper provides an argument against understanding risk-taking in design education as something ideally in need of only being calculable and formalisable. Using the German sociologist Ulrich Beck’s theory on risktaking combined with the current discourse on design thinking, together with an analy...
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oai:doaj.org-article:215381358d2844a38f471cc93aaa840a2021-12-05T21:05:31ZAlmost Risking It All2589-710110.31182/cubic.2021.4.035https://doaj.org/article/215381358d2844a38f471cc93aaa840a2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://cubicjournal.org/index.php/cubic/article/view/37https://doaj.org/toc/2589-7101This paper provides an argument against understanding risk-taking in design education as something ideally in need of only being calculable and formalisable. Using the German sociologist Ulrich Beck’s theory on risktaking combined with the current discourse on design thinking, together with an analysis of a three week-long interdisciplinary design workshop, we analyse and discuss how risk-taking - as a general concept - in design education is an inherent element of the education itself. We argue, however, non-calculable risks, like human-centred design concerns, like desirability of use, ethics of technology, are an equally important part of a modern-day educational skillset as calculable risks. The aim is arguing for the prospect of interdisciplinary design-based education models as one way of embracing the non-calculable elements of a problem space.Bo Allesøe ChristensenPeter VistisenThessa JensenJap Sam Booksarticledesign educationcomputational thinkingnon-calculable risk-takingrisk societyArchitectural drawing and designNA2695-2793ENCubic Journal, Iss 4, Pp 20-31 (2021) |
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This paper provides an argument against understanding risk-taking in design education as something ideally in need of only being calculable and formalisable. Using the German sociologist Ulrich Beck’s theory on risktaking combined with the current discourse on design thinking, together with an analysis of a three week-long interdisciplinary design workshop, we analyse and discuss how risk-taking - as a general concept - in design education is an inherent element of the education itself. We argue, however, non-calculable risks, like human-centred design concerns, like desirability of use, ethics of technology, are an equally important part of a modern-day educational skillset as calculable risks. The aim is arguing for the prospect of interdisciplinary design-based education models as one way of embracing the non-calculable elements of a problem space. |
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