Open in app
Sign inGet started
The Ethics of Designing for Indigenous Communities

The Ethics of Designing for Indigenous Communities

A reflection based on Technically Wrong
Go to the profile of Andrés E. Hurtado
Andrés E. Hurtado
Ethics of Security Authentications

Ethics of Security Authentications

Sara Wachter-Boettcher’s book Technically Wrong: Sexist Apps, Biased Algorithms, and Other Threats of Toxic Tech addresses many issues such…
Go to the profile of David Lee Dang
David Lee Dang
Technically Wrong Sketch Notes

Technically Wrong Sketch Notes

Go to the profile of David Lee Dang
David Lee Dang
Technically Wrong

Technically Wrong

Technically Wrong by Sara Wachter-Boettcher is a book that mentions the elephant in the over-crowded design room: Ideas and products that…
Go to the profile of Andy Shimmin
Andy Shimmin
Technically Wrong?

Technically Wrong?

Reading Technically Wrong by Sara Wachter-Boettcher offered a space to understand and reflect on what I might be neglecting when working on…
Go to the profile of Weiwei
Weiwei
The Ethics of a Machine Learning Object

The Ethics of a Machine Learning Object

Sara Wachter-Boettcher’s book Technically Wrong addresses some of the many issues that exist within the tech and design world, particularly…
Go to the profile of Jennifer Kim
Jennifer Kim
Technically Wrong Sketchnotes

Technically Wrong Sketchnotes

Go to the profile of Jennifer Kim
Jennifer Kim
Beware of Biases

Beware of Biases

I’m glad to have read Sara Wachter-Boettcher’s Technically Wrong before graduating in May. Here are my sketchnotes, and a short blurb on…
Go to the profile of Melissa Kim
Melissa Kim
Informing Culture by Growing Plants

Informing Culture by Growing Plants

Culture doesn’t just inform technology and design. Technology and design also increasingly inform culture.
Go to the profile of Melissa Kim
Melissa Kim
Technically Wrong — In The Style of Sketchnotes

Technically Wrong — In The Style of Sketchnotes

After reading Sara Wachter-Boettcher’s book, Technically Wrong, I drew up some sketchnotes describing the major problem presented in each…
Go to the profile of John Sun
John Sun
It’s Not Your Algorithm, It’s You!

It’s Not Your Algorithm, It’s You!

Sara Wachter-Boettcher’s book, Technically Wrong, is an exploration into some of the missteps and failures of tech companies and the sacred…
Go to the profile of John Sun
John Sun
Weekly Update

Weekly Update

A while back, I received a message from my teacher, Christina Wodtke, containing feedback for the stage I was in for my thesis project. To…
Go to the profile of John Sun
John Sun
Top findings (to date)

Top findings (to date)

Actual top learning from thesis: Have the creative confidence to go in a direction you enjoy, not one you think is the right answer. I’ve…
Go to the profile of Andy Shimmin
Andy Shimmin
Top 5 Research Findings:

Top 5 Research Findings:

Education Accessibility for Tarahumara Indigenous Communities — Thesis Week 7
Go to the profile of Andrés E. Hurtado
Andrés E. Hurtado
Top Five List

Top Five List

With the first step towards my primary research for my thesis topic, I created a user observation session that involved five people of a…
Go to the profile of John Sun
John Sun
Top Ten Findings

Top Ten Findings

For my interviews, I talked to people who were designers or artists who work with music, or have added an element of it to their projects…
Go to the profile of Jennifer Kim
Jennifer Kim
Top Research Findings for Security IoT

Top Research Findings for Security IoT

For my thesis, I’ve narrowed it down to authentication in IoT. My research findings are based on secondary research and interviews. So far…
Go to the profile of David Lee Dang
David Lee Dang
Let’s Talk Food! Top Research Findings

Let’s Talk Food! Top Research Findings

Thesis Week 7
Go to the profile of Melissa Kim
Melissa Kim
Top 10 Findings (So Far…)

Top 10 Findings (So Far…)

Introduction:
Go to the profile of Nathaniel Smith
Nathaniel Smith
The clock ticked as I searched

The clock ticked as I searched

“Tick, tock, tick, tock.” Time continues to slip through our fingers. The equivalent of two weeks has passed by, and I was able to speak…
Go to the profile of Weiwei
Weiwei
Preliminary Findings (Week 1)

Preliminary Findings (Week 1)

There are many different types of stress (especially 2 though, extreme and severe)
Go to the profile of Henry Bacon
Henry Bacon
Google Trip-ing

Google Trip-ing

Last Friday, our Thesis class went on a field trip to the Google offices in San Francisco…
Go to the profile of Andrés E. Hurtado
Andrés E. Hurtado
A Trip to Google

A Trip to Google

On a Friday morning, our class got the privilege to go on a field trip to Google’s San Francisco office. I didn’t know what to expect, but…
Go to the profile of David Lee Dang
David Lee Dang
Crazy 8’s and thirty-five banjos

Crazy 8’s and thirty-five banjos

I didn’t know what to expect from the trip to Google, only the fact that we were going to be working on a project that was in progress…
Go to the profile of Jennifer Kim
Jennifer Kim
Week 6 — Thesis

Week 6 — Thesis

We all wrote a literature review about our topic, so what? This week is about actually understanding what the heck you wrote. Since…
Go to the profile of Andy Shimmin
Andy Shimmin
About CCA IxD Thesis WritingsLatest StoriesArchiveAbout MediumTermsPrivacyTeams