OCTOBER 16 | 14:00–16:00 UTC+2
Featured talk 14:00 | Five concurrent paper talks 15:00
About this Repository
The RSD symposia proceedings represent a systemic design resource—an unparalleled collection of peer-reviewed work and contributions from academe and practice.
Heritage in Plain Sight: A systems approach for heritage awareness among youth of Patancheru, a suburban Indian industrial town
Radhika Bondre and Seema Krishnakumar
Negotiating with Dust: Silent particles and the hidden stress of cities
Malavika A B, Tanmay Bhavsar, Harihar Prashad R, Lalrotluanga L, and Neha Mandlik
Legibility Infrastructures for Invisible Care: Translating family micro-adjustments into relational maps and exhibits
Ayano Iwasaki
A Systemic Approach to Game Design: Past discussions, current techniques and future applications
Thais Arrias Weiller
Youth, Crime and Plural Intentions—Relational Dynamics Explored in a Complex Societal Challenge
Julian Gasson and Susanne Nilsson
Woida Ark: Conceptualising a serious game that conveys knowledge about rising sea levels and sinking cities
Manuela Maier-Hummel, Annika Kühn, and Rico Herzog
Whose Words Are These? Epistemic Lineage and the Design of Conversational AI
Nsisong Udosen
Where Does Systemic Design Land? A Leverage Point Analysis of the SIFLOOP Hub in Voi, Kenya
Olga Glumac, Marta Arniani, Caleb Koton, Dolphine Kiwinda, and Mwamburi Mcharo
When Technology Works but Systems Don’t: A systemic design analysis of workplace communication and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) inclusion
Michael Ben, Alemu Kibret, T. Claire Davies, and Shital Desai
What Needs to Change in (Modern) Systemic Design to Better Relate with Pluriversal Systemic Epistemologies?
Juan Montalván Lume and Camila Guzmán Lúcar
OCTOBER 16 | 16:20–18:30 UTC+2
Five concurrent paper talks 16:20–17:20 | Featured talk 17:30
OCTOBER 17 | 14:00–16:00 UTC+2
Featured talk 14:00 | Five concurrent paper talks 15:00
About this Repository
The RSD symposia proceedings represent a systemic design resource—an unparalleled collection of peer-reviewed work and contributions from academe and practice.
Heritage in Plain Sight: A systems approach for heritage awareness among youth of Patancheru, a suburban Indian industrial town
Radhika Bondre and Seema Krishnakumar
Negotiating with Dust: Silent particles and the hidden stress of cities
Malavika A B, Tanmay Bhavsar, Harihar Prashad R, Lalrotluanga L, and Neha Mandlik
Legibility Infrastructures for Invisible Care: Translating family micro-adjustments into relational maps and exhibits
Ayano Iwasaki
A Systemic Approach to Game Design: Past discussions, current techniques and future applications
Thais Arrias Weiller
Youth, Crime and Plural Intentions—Relational Dynamics Explored in a Complex Societal Challenge
Julian Gasson and Susanne Nilsson
Woida Ark: Conceptualising a serious game that conveys knowledge about rising sea levels and sinking cities
Manuela Maier-Hummel, Annika Kühn, and Rico Herzog
Whose Words Are These? Epistemic Lineage and the Design of Conversational AI
Nsisong Udosen
Where Does Systemic Design Land? A Leverage Point Analysis of the SIFLOOP Hub in Voi, Kenya
Olga Glumac, Marta Arniani, Caleb Koton, Dolphine Kiwinda, and Mwamburi Mcharo
When Technology Works but Systems Don’t: A systemic design analysis of workplace communication and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) inclusion
Michael Ben, Alemu Kibret, T. Claire Davies, and Shital Desai
What Needs to Change in (Modern) Systemic Design to Better Relate with Pluriversal Systemic Epistemologies?
Juan Montalván Lume and Camila Guzmán Lúcar
OCTOBER 17 | 16:20–18:30 UTC+2
Five concurrent paper talks 16:20–17:20 | Featured talk 17:30
About this Repository
The RSD symposia proceedings represent a systemic design resource—an unparalleled collection of peer-reviewed work and contributions from academe and practice.
Heritage in Plain Sight: A systems approach for heritage awareness among youth of Patancheru, a suburban Indian industrial town
Radhika Bondre and Seema Krishnakumar
Negotiating with Dust: Silent particles and the hidden stress of cities
Malavika A B, Tanmay Bhavsar, Harihar Prashad R, Lalrotluanga L, and Neha Mandlik
Legibility Infrastructures for Invisible Care: Translating family micro-adjustments into relational maps and exhibits
Ayano Iwasaki
A Systemic Approach to Game Design: Past discussions, current techniques and future applications
Thais Arrias Weiller
Youth, Crime and Plural Intentions—Relational Dynamics Explored in a Complex Societal Challenge
Julian Gasson and Susanne Nilsson
Woida Ark: Conceptualising a serious game that conveys knowledge about rising sea levels and sinking cities
Manuela Maier-Hummel, Annika Kühn, and Rico Herzog
Whose Words Are These? Epistemic Lineage and the Design of Conversational AI
Nsisong Udosen
Where Does Systemic Design Land? A Leverage Point Analysis of the SIFLOOP Hub in Voi, Kenya
Olga Glumac, Marta Arniani, Caleb Koton, Dolphine Kiwinda, and Mwamburi Mcharo
When Technology Works but Systems Don’t: A systemic design analysis of workplace communication and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) inclusion
Michael Ben, Alemu Kibret, T. Claire Davies, and Shital Desai
What Needs to Change in (Modern) Systemic Design to Better Relate with Pluriversal Systemic Epistemologies?
Juan Montalván Lume and Camila Guzmán Lúcar
OCTOBER 18 | 14:00–16:00 UTC+2
Featured talk 14:00 | Five concurrent paper talks 15:00
About this Repository
The RSD symposia proceedings represent a systemic design resource—an unparalleled collection of peer-reviewed work and contributions from academe and practice.
Heritage in Plain Sight: A systems approach for heritage awareness among youth of Patancheru, a suburban Indian industrial town
Radhika Bondre and Seema Krishnakumar
Negotiating with Dust: Silent particles and the hidden stress of cities
Malavika A B, Tanmay Bhavsar, Harihar Prashad R, Lalrotluanga L, and Neha Mandlik
Legibility Infrastructures for Invisible Care: Translating family micro-adjustments into relational maps and exhibits
Ayano Iwasaki
A Systemic Approach to Game Design: Past discussions, current techniques and future applications
Thais Arrias Weiller
Youth, Crime and Plural Intentions—Relational Dynamics Explored in a Complex Societal Challenge
Julian Gasson and Susanne Nilsson
Woida Ark: Conceptualising a serious game that conveys knowledge about rising sea levels and sinking cities
Manuela Maier-Hummel, Annika Kühn, and Rico Herzog
Whose Words Are These? Epistemic Lineage and the Design of Conversational AI
Nsisong Udosen
Where Does Systemic Design Land? A Leverage Point Analysis of the SIFLOOP Hub in Voi, Kenya
Olga Glumac, Marta Arniani, Caleb Koton, Dolphine Kiwinda, and Mwamburi Mcharo
When Technology Works but Systems Don’t: A systemic design analysis of workplace communication and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) inclusion
Michael Ben, Alemu Kibret, T. Claire Davies, and Shital Desai
What Needs to Change in (Modern) Systemic Design to Better Relate with Pluriversal Systemic Epistemologies?
Juan Montalván Lume and Camila Guzmán Lúcar
OCTOBER 18 | 16:20–17:20 UTC+2
Five concurrent paper talks
About this Repository
The RSD symposia proceedings represent a systemic design resource—an unparalleled collection of peer-reviewed work and contributions from academe and practice.
Heritage in Plain Sight: A systems approach for heritage awareness among youth of Patancheru, a suburban Indian industrial town
Radhika Bondre and Seema Krishnakumar
Negotiating with Dust: Silent particles and the hidden stress of cities
Malavika A B, Tanmay Bhavsar, Harihar Prashad R, Lalrotluanga L, and Neha Mandlik
Legibility Infrastructures for Invisible Care: Translating family micro-adjustments into relational maps and exhibits
Ayano Iwasaki
A Systemic Approach to Game Design: Past discussions, current techniques and future applications
Thais Arrias Weiller
Youth, Crime and Plural Intentions—Relational Dynamics Explored in a Complex Societal Challenge
Julian Gasson and Susanne Nilsson
Woida Ark: Conceptualising a serious game that conveys knowledge about rising sea levels and sinking cities
Manuela Maier-Hummel, Annika Kühn, and Rico Herzog
Whose Words Are These? Epistemic Lineage and the Design of Conversational AI
Nsisong Udosen
Where Does Systemic Design Land? A Leverage Point Analysis of the SIFLOOP Hub in Voi, Kenya
Olga Glumac, Marta Arniani, Caleb Koton, Dolphine Kiwinda, and Mwamburi Mcharo
When Technology Works but Systems Don’t: A systemic design analysis of workplace communication and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) inclusion
Michael Ben, Alemu Kibret, T. Claire Davies, and Shital Desai
What Needs to Change in (Modern) Systemic Design to Better Relate with Pluriversal Systemic Epistemologies?
Juan Montalván Lume and Camila Guzmán Lúcar