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 * CCT333 Tutorial #5: Embodied Storming as part of Participatory Design Research**

Bodystorming is a relatively new form of participatory design, and is being utilized by some of the finest design companies as an integral part of their research. Download and read the article 'Bodystorming as Embodied Design' by Dennis Schleicher, Peter Jones and Oksana Kachur. You can refer to their guidelines on page 50-51 to help you design your use-case theater scenario.
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View the videos 'Part 1: Bodystorming Experiencing a Disability' at [] and 'The BetaCup Bodystorming Session - Overlap' at []
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 * CCT333 Tutorial #5 Wiki Questions: Bodystorming**

As part of 'Experience Prototyping', bodystorming has been developed as a method of enquiry for interactive design. Research the definition of 'bodystorming', and write three paragraphs describing its characteristics.(3 paragraphs)

With a partner, develop a use-case theater scenario and describe how you would use bodystorming and video to help you analyze the design of an artifact. This artifact is a medicine bottle for a woman who is 80 years old, arthritic, partially blind and partially deaf, and the system to design is the system whereby she finds and takes her medicine.

It is helpful to keep this method in mind as you work to design your group project.

On this section of the tutorial, include both names for marking. Use a pen and paper to develop your use-case theater scenario as a mind map. You can scan and upload this diagram to your wikispace tutorial page as part of your answer, if you would like. (25 minutes, 2 names, 4 paragraphs, one diagram)

participatory design prototyping in context embodied storming as opposed to previous definitions of bodystorming collaborative embodied cognition experiential awareness strong prototyping use-case theater 'generate-do-learn' scenarios empathy tacit knowing
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