'My Data, My Self' TV Station

Watch our five-part television series introducing the primary concepts of co-designing with data.

Hosted by Design Informatics, DDI and ImaginationLancaster

This project is now archived and was part of DDW20

My Data, My Self

Graham Ogilvie Design

Our five-part, online series introduces the primary concepts of co-designing with data. The broadcasts explore how designers in our programmes here in Scotland and partners in Eindhoven work with the public and academics to understand ethical challenges that surround the management of personal data.

Data continues to grow in value and meaning for culture, society and the economy. This was once jargon used by startup companies and social media giants. But now, the public’s literacy for the term is developing and they are beginning to care about wha

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About Design Informatics, DDI and ImaginationLancaster

In the Institute for Design Informatics at the University of Edinburgh, we design systems for better human data interaction, in diverse settings such as health, culture, mobility and finance. We explore design from, with, and by data: the central concern is the design of flows of data which sustain and enhance human values. Relevant technologies range from the Internet of things, through blockchains, to robotics, speech recognition, data visualization, interaction design, and social computing.