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Hi Mike, I am not sure how you have made that conclusion? I am very familiar with Haihong's work and co-design worked quite well in her research. It worked differently. Some activities that we know to be effective with people in the US/Europe were less successful in China. Haihong modified her process accordingly and adapted the tools and techniques for her participants. I am working now with another graduate student who is practicing co-design with children in rural Cambodia. Again, co-design is working but the tools and techniques and time frame had to be modified to work within the culture. LIz Sanders Associate Professor Design Department The Ohio State University On Oct 20, 2011, at 9:38 AM, Paul Mike Zender wrote: > One of our graduate students thesis recently addressed co-design in China with interesting results (it didn't work). > > Thesis available at: > > http://etd.ohiolink.edu/view.cgi?acc_num=ucin1291052568 > > Mike Zender > > Mike Zender > > Director, Graduate Program in Design > University of Cincinnati