Active Documentation
Active documentation answers theses questions: what, why and how?
What
What
- interrogation of what I'm doing
- what contextual info can I find to support the making process
- use a blog to document what I'm making
- documents questioning and decision making
How
- at the same time as your making at the same time critiquing and analysing what you're doing
- parallel reflection
- take photos of work in process
- make sketches
- studies
- close ups
- use these for documenting
- evaluate what is worth pursuing or not
- make links with theory
- note where you need to do more research
- write things down as you work to be put in blog later
- record decisions
Why
- capture accidental progresss or problematic blocks
- record failures
- aids in development of project
- it provides evidence of thinking
- keeps clarity as your project progresses
- aids in developing focus
- locates the context of your work
- show theoretical orientations
Reflecting: on what went right or wrong, how did I feel when making it and afterwards, did it happen as expected? How did other people view it?
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