iPod & Tupperware
Sixth week, theme Complex Systems Thinking. From 10 to 14 October 2022
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Lecture Industrial. Design. Engineering. Week 1
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Planned obsolescence
Learn how planned obsolesce is a part of consumerism and makes bad products with the goal of making money. But can it actually also have benefits?
How Wolves Change Rivers
George Monbiot explains what a trophic cascade is and how wolves change rivers.
Steve Jobs’ Secret to Life
Steve Jobs views life and the world. Recorded in 1995 when Steve Jobs had been ousted from Apple and was living in exile working on a fledgling computer company NeXT Computer.
Story of stuff
Nowadays, consumers want more and more stuff. What is the problem with this and how are the different parts of the product chain involved? This video gives a short visual overview of the story of stuff.
Design for the Other 90%
Design for the Other 90% demonstrates how design can be a dynamic force in saving and transforming lives, at home and around the world.
Bauhaus in a Nutshell
A short introduction to Bauhaus, one of the most definitive design movements of the modern age.
This is part of The Open University series Design in a Nutshell. The questions at the end of each movie could inspire you for your seminar questions.
Lecture Consumption 2022
Lecture by Bregje van Eekelen and Ianus Keller about the theme of week 3 of Understanding Design: Consumption
Inside Apple Park & Toot-a-loop Radio
Fifth week, theme Creativity. From 3 to 7 October 2022.