Yonsei 2026-Fall | Bokyung Lee Upcoming

CDM2008: Design Research

Design research turns questions about people, contexts, and experiences into evidence that can guide responsible design decisions. This course introduces a systematic process for framing research, selecting qualitative methods, conducting fieldwork, synthesizing findings, and communicating actionable insights.

Class time
Friday(s), 13:00–16:00
Location
VeritasB 206 (DFK Idea shop)
Instructor
Prof. Bokyung Lee
Language
English
Weekly schedule
Dec. 04 Stage 5: Integrating

Week 14: Insights & Design Implications

Opening Questions

  • What do our findings mean beyond the observed results?
  • How can design implications remain firmly grounded in the evidence?
  • Which limitations meaningfully change how the study should be interpreted?

Learning Goal

Transform results into a coherent discussion that answers the research question, explains the findings, and develops evidence-based design implications, contributions, and limitations.

Lecture Materials

Unlocks when Week 13 class ends Nov. 27, 4:00 PM (KST)

In-class Activity

Unlocks when Week 13 class ends Nov. 27, 4:00 PM (KST)

Homework

  • Prep No new FC lecture.
  • [No separate weekly Homework.] The Sections 6–7 revision and final research narrative are part of Deliverable #3 preparation and are evaluated through the Deliverable.
  • Deliverable #3 · [Presentation] Final Design Research Study Finalize and submit the presentation deck before class. View Deliverable #3 · [Presentation] Final Design Research Study DueDec. 11
  • Deliverable 3 Present the completed design research study using the full research narrative developed in the shared master manuscript. The presentation should explain what the team investigated, how the study was conducted, what evidence was collected, what the evidence suggests, and how the findings contribute to design knowledge. The presentation should reflect the feedback received on the provisional Results section and during the Week 14 discussion and design-implication workshop. Feedback from this presentation should be incorporated into the Final Research Paper. View Deliverable 3 Due2026.12.11

Key Takeaways

Available after class Unlocks Dec. 4, 4:00 PM (KST), when this class ends.

Related Readings

  • No required reading
  • Review the Deliverable #3 presentation guide and evaluation criteria