Keynote presented by Nathan Shedroff

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What does Sustainability, Meaning, and Consumerism have to do with Interaction Design? Nathan Shedroff IXDA SF 2010

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Interaction 10 redux Held at Adaptive Path March 06,2010Meaningful Innovation Relies on Interaction and Service DesignKeynote presented by Nathan Shedroff

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What doesSustainability,

Meaning,and Consumerism

have to do withInteraction Design?

Nathan ShedroffIXDA SF 2010

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SUSTAINABILITY

BUSINESS

DESIGN

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SUSTAINABILITY ENGINEERING

BUSINESS

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SUSTAINABILITY

BUSINESS

DESIGN

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SUSTAINABILITY

BUSINESS

DESIGN

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SUSTAINABILITY

BUSINESS

DESIGN

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SUSTAINABILITY

BUSINESS

DESIGN

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SUSTAINABILITY

BUSINESS

DESIGN

EXPERIENCE

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SUSTAINABILITY

BUSINESS

DESIGN

EXPERIENCE

MEANING

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SYSTEMS

SERVICES

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Why is this important?

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Consumerism

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HappinessConsumerism

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Post-Consumerism?

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Post-Consumerism?

value, not objects(service, experience)

Focus on:

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Growth

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?

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Sustainability

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Less > More

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More 4 LessPerformanceSatisfactionHappinessMeaning

CostEnergy

ResourcesHassle

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Sustainability

We already have tools to use :Sustainability Helix

Integrate Bottom LineOkala™ Curriculum

Meaning and Experience Modelscovive.com/gri

New Metrics: grossnationalhappiness.comB-Corp & Corp2020

sustainableminds.comwww.eiolca.net

(and many more)

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Meaning

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Meaningthe deepest connection that can

be made between people orbetween people and objects

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MeaningMEANINGVALUESEMOTIONSPRICEFEATURES

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MeaningsEnlightenment

Freedom

Harmony

Justice

Oneness

Accomplishment

Beauty

Creation

Community

Duty

Redemption

Security

Truth

Validation

Wonder

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ValuesEnlightenment

Freedom

Harmony

Justice

Oneness

Accomplishment

Beauty

Creation

Community

Duty

Redemption

Security

Truth

Validation

Wonder

Community

Freedom

Wonder

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ValuesEnlightenment

Freedom

Harmony

Justice

Oneness

Accomplishment

Beauty

Creation

Community

Duty

Redemption

Security

Truth

Validation

Wonder

Community

Freedom

Wonder

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MeaningMEANINGVALUESEMOTIONSPRICEFEATURES

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MeaningAll design is the process

of evoking meaning

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MeaningThe most successful

experiences are meaningful(and not merely novel)

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Meaning

Interaction designers arewell-poised to helpmake this happen

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Meaning...models, research methods,

comfort with ambiguity, service-oriented, customer-focused.

Interaction designers arewell-poised to helpmake this happen

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MeaningIs this the way forward?