- Reading Ahead: Project Launch
- Reading Ahead: Figuring out who to talk to
- Reading Ahead: The Interview Guide
- Reading Ahead: Props For The Field
- Reading Ahead: First day of fieldwork
- Reading Ahead: Fieldwork highlights – Tracy
- Reading Ahead: Fieldwork highlights – Erica
- Reading Ahead: Fieldwork highlights – Peter
- Reading Ahead: Fieldwork highlights – Chris
- Reading Ahead: Fieldwork highlights – Jeff
- Reading Ahead: Fieldwork highlights – Julie
- Reading Ahead: Topline Summary
- Reading Ahead: Participatory Design
- Reading Ahead: Photo Diaries
- Reading Ahead: Analysis and Synthesis
- Reading Ahead: Secondary Research (part 2)
- Reading Ahead: Looking for the story
- Reading Ahead: Managing recruiting
- Reading Ahead: Building models
- Reading Ahead: Research Findings
- Reading Ahead: Design Futures presentation
- Reading Ahead: Design Challenge Winners
- Reading Ahead: Focusing Your Story
Last week we presented Reading Ahead at the UC Berkeley Design Futures speaker series. Since we conducted this study without an external client, this was our first time sitting down with a group of people and talking about what we found and what the opportunities are. In most client situations we’ll meet people from across departments within the same organizations; here we met people who represented many different aspects of the book industry, from antiquarian booksellers, to experts in the digital reader space. Since our emphasis had been on the consumer side, this exposure to the diversity of the producer side was really enlightening, and the result was a really provocative discussion.
Thanks, Liz, for the opportunity. We look forward to the next opportunity we have to share this work with a live audience!
Tags: berkeley, design futures, digital, findings, presentation, Reading Ahead, results








Hi, thanks for sharing this video of you working. It was very insightful into your work and to see the questions being fielded. Pretty cool stuff!
Comment by Candy Minx 10.06.09 @ 11:56 amThanks for watching it! Never quite sure how these reproductions compare to the actual experience, so really good to know it’s worthwhile.
Comment by Steve Portigal 10.06.09 @ 11:58 am