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Lloyd, Peter and McDonnell, Janet
(2009).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.destud.2008.12.001
Abstract
The papers presented in this special edition all stem from a workshop that was held in September 2007 in London. The workshop (DTRS7, 2007) was the seventh in the series of Design Thinking Research Symposia and involved 24 research groups analysing the same dataset, provided by the organisers on DVD. Having a common dataset allows a comparison of different work addressing similar themes in design research, and one of those themes from symposium turned out to be ‘values in the design process’, the theme of this special issue. Additionally, a common dataset means that different research methodologies can be compared, specific parts of the data can be looked at in detail, the validity of results can be discussed by examining the data in detail, and studies can more easily criticise, and build on, the findings of others.