BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260624T131155Z UID:32jEcA DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190924 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190925 CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20190721T100929 DESCRIPTION: World Interaction Design Day is an annual event where we come together as a united global community to show how interaction design impro ves the human condition. Our aim is to have a positive\, long-lasting impa ct by facilitating activities that support dialogue and outcomes. \n\n Joi n us to celebrate the World Interaction Design Day and\, together with fou r fantastic speakers\, explore this year's theme of \n\n Trust &\; Res ponsibility. \n\n Agenda \n\n 18.00 - 18.30 Registration\, Pizza and Drinks \n\n 18.30 - 18.40 Laura Nolan\, Welcome and Intro \n\n 18.40 - 19.10 Patrick Bek - We All Speak Play \n\n MadeByPlay creates games and pl ayful activities that are used instrumentally to effect real change in the lives of players. Games are often claimed to be social by definition\, bu t there's a difference between just being together because you're playing a game with someone else\, and this being togetherness being challenged an d changed through play. By drawing on examples of MadeByPlay's own work an d others\, Patrick will describe how social games can catalyse people-led change by altering or strengthening relationships between people from all walks of life. \n\n 19.10 - 19.30 Lindsay Peat - Trust and Responsibi lity in Sport \n\n On the theme of trust and responsibility\, I will be te lling my story of how I managed the switch between each sport I played\, g aining the trust of my new team mates\, and how I took personal responsibi lity by setting goals in order to become a better person and player for my team members. \n\n "Sport has given me that explosive adrenalin rush where you feel alive. I can’t imagine going through life not feeling th at. Not feeling a part of something\; that sense of belonging\, the loyalt y\, the trust\, the belief – being part of a team. Just like family\, it makes me happy." - Lindsay Peat 2019 \n\n 19.30 - 20.00 Q&\;A and Netw orking \n\n 20.00 - 20.20 Bill Fogarty - Get Rich or Die Trying \n\n Desig ners have been complicit in creating some pretty harmful experiences throu ghout the world. Today\, Designers hold so much power over the users of th e things we design its worth taking a moment to reflect on our position as advocates for our users\, can our newly elevated status be used as a ligh tning rod for change? Let’s explore how we can actively engage our power s for good\, and refocus our energies and responsibilities before things g et much\, much worse. \n\n 20.20 - 20.50 Priya Prakash - UnDesign the Pres ent to Ship a Better Future \n\n “If you design a car – you are design ing the car accident\, too. So how do we design a better car accident” s aid Raymond Loewy who with Victor Papanek (Design for the Real World) fore saw the unintended consequences of design on society way back in the 50s a nd 70s. \n\n Today we are designing products and services that meet speci fic business metrics at the expense of the collective’s well-being. We n eed design principles that start with the collective wellbeing as an essen tial criterion and work back to incorporate individual utility in a system ic integration. \n\n The city of Dublin has been a vibrant test bed/lab f or many frontier technologies and design methodologies to create a better citizen experience for all. How can we together imagine the next level of citizen experience to solve some of the wicked urban challenges facing not just Dublin - but cities globally by re-thinking our current habits and b ehaviors that need undesigning to ship a better future? \n\n 20.50 - 21.30 Q&\;A and Networking \n\n Grab another beer and ask a few question s. \n\n \n\n \nAbout Patrick \nPatrick Bek is an Innovation Lead at Shif t\, an award-winning charity that designs products and builds social ventu res to help solve social problems. Patrick's a tinkerer of sorts whose car eer has spanned industrial design\, branding\, service design and venture building. He's passionate about merging commerce and creativity to help id entify and lift social barriers. In 2018 he founded a unit at Shift called MadeByPlay\, in partnership with his colleague Louise Cooper. MadeByPlay creates social games to ignite dialogue\, build empathy and inspire people towards social action. \n\n \nAbout Lindsay \nLindsay Peat is a member of the Irish senior women’s rugby team\, wife to Claire and mother to B arra.\nHaving been introduced to sport at an early age by her mother to he lp keep her out of trouble\, she unexpectedly opened the door to a world t hat would play a key role in moulding Lindsay into the person she is today . So far in her life\, she has had the honour of representing Ireland at u nderage soccer\, basketball\, and played inter-county football with Dublin from 2009 – 2014\, winning an All-Ireland in 2010. At present\, she rep resents Ireland in women's international rugby. When she eventually does h ang up her boots her goal is to play a key role in developing &\; progr essing the role of women in sport. \n\n \n\n About Bill \nBill is a User Experience Design Manager who has been working in the design industry for 17 years. Over the last 8 years Bill has managed cross-functional design t eams for world leading products in Workday and Citigroup. Bill currently l eads a cross functional team of over 30 very talented UXers in Workday\, i ncluding design managers\, user researchers\, visual designers and product designers. \n\n \nAbout Priya \nPriya Prakash is designer-founder of awa rd-winning D4SC - Design for Social Change - A London based urban-tech R&a mp\;D company working with cities\, infrastructure services and location d ata providers specializing in real-time collaborative systems combining hu man and machine intelligence to solve urban problems and improve life in c ities for everyone. \n\n D4SC re-thinks resident\, customer service\, deve loper\, citizen experiences across platforms\, services and infrastructure \, by converging physical and digital world touch points in real-time. The goal is to leverage sensor and crowd-sourced data using AI and machine le arning to develop collective intelligence systems and ethical algorithms m aking cities smarter\, more human and anti-fragile inspired by nature. \n\ n For example - D4SC’s intelligent people-powered decision making platfo rm Changify improved public infrastructure with Amey Ferrovial in the #Sma rterstreets pilot with city of Plymouth\, UK resulting in reducing average road inspection costs by 22%\, increasing citizen satisfaction and contra ctor responsiveness by 19.8%. \n\n Prakash has been featured in IBM’s Pe ople for Smarter Cities\, in FT\, Sunday Times\, BBC\, Wired\, Guardian an d the Queen’s 2017 Honours list for award winning work in Chinese smart cities using data to improve public safety. Prior D4SC\, Priya led global design teams launching affordable smart phones for Nokia and was lead-desi gner and co-inventor of BBC iPlayer with joint patents. \n LAST-MODIFIED:20220926T124019 LOCATION:Workday\, Kings Building\, May Ln\, Dublin 7\, D07 W310 ORGANIZER:mailto:info@ixd.ie SUMMARY:World Interaction Design Day 2019 URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/ixdadublin/world-interaction-design-day-2019 URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/ixdadublin/world-interaction-design-day-2019 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR