Week 6: CDM Design Lens #5: Interaction Design
Opening Questions
- How should the qualities of an input correspond to the output produced by a system?
- How can a visible system respond to communicate state, result, and character?
- How does selecting a bodily action as input change the experience of interaction?
- How do distance, position, movement, and co-presence shape participation?
- When does an interaction become confusing, demanding, inaccessible, or socially exclusionary?
Learning Goal
Understand interaction as a relationship among input, system response, body, and space. Analyze how mapping, visible response, bodily action, and spatial relationships shape participation while identifying claims that require prototype or user testing.
Lecture Materials
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Sep. 29, 1:00 PM (KST)
In-class Activity
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Sep. 29, 1:00 PM (KST)
Homework
- FC Watch ‘Service Design Elements’ and prepare to examine how provider mediums, added experience layers, intervention points, and actor–resource connections shape service value. DueOct. 13, before class
- Deliverable 3 Reflect on your current interests and the interdisciplinary design approach you may wish to pursue in future study, projects, or career. A fully fixed career plan is not required. If your direction is still unclear, use the approaches or cases that interested you most during the course to explain your current perspective. View Deliverable 3 Due2026.12.14, 11:59PM
Key Takeaways
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