Exploring Research Through Co-Design: Multiple Perspectives for Collaborative Inquiry
暫譯: 透過共同設計探索研究：協作探究的多重觀點
Busciantella-Ricci, Daniele, Scataglini, Sofia
- 出版商: CRC
- 出版日期: 2026-10-07
- 售價: $2,690
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $2,555
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 418
- 裝訂: Quality Paper - also called trade paper
- ISBN: 1032900040
- ISBN-13: 9781032900049
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相關分類:
交互設計 Interaction-design
尚未上市，無法訂購
商品描述
Over the past few decades, key studies have highlighted the benefits and challenges of co-design, emphasising its potential to generate creativity, improve research quality, and deliver user-centred outcomes. However, formalising co-design as a research method and establishing a unified framework for its application remains a challenge. This book addresses these issues by introducing and expanding the concept of Research through Co-Design (RTC).
This book offers an insightful examination of how co-design can revolutionise research practices across various disciplines. It introduces a cognitive model for RTC that is grounded in the Control Systems Theory (CST) and integrates elements from Research through Design (RTD). Bringing together contributions from 41 authors across 13 nations, this title provides a collection of cross-disciplinary perspectives and experiences covering STEM, design research, and the third or social economy sector. The 22 chapters showcase diverse applications and reveal the potential of co-design in producing knowledge and valuable insights and methodological approaches that can enhance research practices. By highlighting theoretical frameworks and practical case studies, the book illustrates how RTC can be effectively utilised in a range of academic and professional contexts.
The reader will gain a thorough understanding of RTC and how it can be utilised across multiple disciplines and settings. Exploring Research Through Co-Design: Multiple Perspectives for Collaborative Inquiry is an essential resource for researchers, academics, and students who are interested in leveraging co-design as a research strategy, including those in the fields of human factors and ergonomics, design thinking, engineering, social economy projects, and other multidisciplinary contexts.
商品描述(中文翻譯)
過去幾十年來，重要研究凸顯了協同設計（co-design）的效益與挑戰，並強調其在激發創意、提升研究品質及實現以使用者為中心的成果方面所具備的潛力。然而，如何將協同設計正式化為一種研究方法，並建立統一的應用框架，至今仍是一項挑戰。本書針對這些問題，介紹並拓展「透過協同設計進行研究」（Research through Co-Design，RTC）的概念。
本書深入探討協同設計如何革新各個學科領域的研究實務。書中介紹一套以控制系統理論（Control Systems Theory，CST）為基礎，並融合「透過設計進行研究」（Research through Design，RTD）要素的 RTC 認知模型。本書匯集來自 13 個國家、41 位作者的貢獻，提供跨學科的觀點與經驗，涵蓋 STEM、設計研究，以及第三部門或社會經濟領域。全書共 22 章，展示協同設計的多元應用，並揭示其在產出知識與寶貴洞見，以及發展能夠強化研究實務的方法論途徑方面的潛力。透過理論框架與實務案例，本書說明 RTC 如何有效運用於各種學術與專業情境。
讀者將全面了解 RTC，以及如何在多種學科與情境中運用這套方法。《探索透過協同設計進行研究：協作探究的多元觀點》（Exploring Research Through Co-Design: Multiple Perspectives for Collaborative Inquiry）是研究人員、學術工作者與學生不可或缺的資源，適合所有有意將協同設計作為研究策略的人士，包括人因與人體工學、設計思考、工程、社會經濟計畫，以及其他跨學科領域的研究者。
作者簡介
Daniele Busciantella Ricci is Assistant Professor at the University of Florence's Department of Architecture, Italy. He has over a decade of experience in design research, participatory design, and social innovation and has collaborated with institutions and communities worldwide. His research focuses on design for social inclusion and innovation, working in research laboratories such as IDEE Lab and DRLab. He frequently participates in international conferences and has published extensively on design. Busciantella-Ricci co-founded Codesign Toscana and is a member of the Design Research Society, the Italian Design Society, and the Italian Society of Ergonomics and Human Factors. He was awarded the European Commission's Seal of Excellence for the proposal underpinning the DesIA project, which explores the Design for Inclusive Attitudes approach with Research through Co-design.
Sofia Scataglini is Biomedical Engineer and Visiting Professor at Antwerp University, Belgium, specializing in Digital Human Modelling (DHM) and wearables for ergonomics and health. She holds the title of European Ergonomist (Eur.Erg.), CREE. Sofia is a member of the International Ergonomics Association's (IEA) Scientific
Committee and chairs the IEA Technical Committee on DHM and Simulation. She founded the Digital Human Modeling by Women (DHMW) group and organizes conferences on human factors and ergonomics. She is an active editor, writer, and reviewer, and her research focuses on designing health and well-being products using co-design and user-centred design methods.
作者簡介(中文翻譯)
Daniele Busciantella Ricci 是義大利佛羅倫斯大學建築系的助理教授。他在設計研究、參與式設計與社會創新方面擁有超過十年的經驗，並曾與全球各地的機構及社群合作。他的研究聚焦於以設計促進社會包容與創新，並在 IDEE Lab 和 DRLab 等研究實驗室從事相關工作。他經常參與國際會議，並廣泛發表設計相關研究成果。Busciantella-Ricci 共同創辦了 Codesign Toscana，同時也是 Design Research Society、Italian Design Society，以及 Italian Society of Ergonomics and Human Factors 的會員。他曾因支持 DesIA 計畫的提案獲得 European Commission 頒發的 Seal of Excellence。DesIA 計畫探索以共同設計研究（Research through Co-design）實踐包容性態度設計（Design for Inclusive Attitudes）的方法。
Sofia Scataglini 是生醫工程師，也是比利時 Antwerp University 的客座教授，專長為數位人體建模（Digital Human Modelling, DHM）以及應用於人體工學與健康領域的穿戴式裝置。她擁有 European Ergonomist（Eur.Erg.）CREE 資格。Sofia 是 International Ergonomics Association（IEA）科學委員會的成員，並擔任 IEA 數位人體建模與模擬技術委員會的主席。她創立了 Digital Human Modeling by Women（DHMW）團體，並負責籌辦人體因素與人體工學相關會議。她積極從事編輯、寫作與審稿工作，研究重點是運用共同設計（co-design）與以使用者為中心的設計（user-centred design）方法，設計促進健康與福祉的產品。
