Dialogic design and systems thinking can be closely related, although not everyone appreciates the ties. For the Design with Dialogue community, at the invitation of Peter Jones, we jointly organized a workshop based on some ideas that I had previously brought together in teaching in Finland. I’ve posted the slides — both with builds and as printable — over on the Coevolving Commons. For people who weren’t there, I can provide an outline of the activities of the three hours.
After introducing ourselves in the circle, and speaking about dialogues that each of us might be interested in pursuing, I provided an explanation of the Map of Ignorance, as described in the Curriculum on Medical Ignorance by Witte, Kerwin and Witte in the University of Arizona College of Medicine. We walked through the interpretation of Unknown Knowns, Known Unknowns, and Errors.
Unknown unknowns raise questions about what might or might not be knowable.
Taboos and denials typically don’t enter a dialogue unless the facilitator ensures that they do.
Dialogic design and systems thinking can be closely related, although not everyone appreciates the ties. For the Design with Dialogue community, at the invitation of Peter Jones, we jointly organized a workshop based on some ideas that I had previously brought together in teaching in Finland. I’ve posted the slides — both with builds and as printable — over on the Coevolving Commons. For people who weren’t there, I can provide an outline of the activities of the three hours.
After introducing ourselves in the circle, and speaking about dialogues that each of us might be interested in pursuing, I provided an explanation of the Map of Ignorance, as described in the Curriculum on Medical Ignorance by Witte, Kerwin and Witte in the University of Arizona College of Medicine. We walked through the interpretation of Unknown Knowns, Known Unknowns, and Errors.
Unknown unknowns raise questions about what might or might not be knowable.
Taboos and denials typically don’t enter a dialogue unless the facilitator ensures that they do.
