Each of us, every day, makes decisions that have consequences in the world around us. In this sense, we are all designers. This viewpoint makes us reflect on whether our decisions are making the world a better place, and how we can bring an ethical perspective and social responsibility to our design processes.

Is it dangerous to empower users or should we have a more inclusive approach to design?

The Education 08 event at the QE2 centre in Westminster features some of the key movers and shakers in the building learning environments of the future.

http://www.govnet.co.uk/education/

The conference confirmed, if I was ever in any doubt that the big issues and unresolved questions about education need wide and informed public and professional debate. Though we have barely scratched the surface of this dialogue we expect BSF stakeholders to be able to contribute with to the redesign of education for the 21st [...]