hi all - anyone had a look at the litl?
http://www.litl.com/
if so - how's the os?
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HI all,
this may be of interest to some of you.. re the US national Design Policy
initiatives..
cheers
jeremy
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In preparation for Summit 09 on
Arjan, its *great* to see design approaches being explored in a program like
this!
another approach might be to bring the design *process* to the surface, to
compliment things that focus on the subject matter (security)
eg in your 2nd year course, you talk about influence perception of
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This should be ain interesting workshop for those of you in Australia...
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nice thoughts Dave and Uday,
my *quick* take on the practice/discipline thang is that they're
different and complimentary..
to me, practice is about the doing of something in the lived world..
it is an expansive activity that is necessary for a field to grow and
mutate
a discipline (for me)
and Geospatial Science at RMIT. This research is aligned
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Applications are sought for either Masters or PhD investigations.
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HI all,
did a cursory check but apols if this already made it here - though some of
you might be interested
NB - please reply to the addresses below, not to me..
cheers
jy
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From: Nathan Crilly nc...@cam.ac.uk
Date: Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 7:46 PM
Subject:
Call for Papers
OZCHI 2009 – Design: Open 24/7
21st Annual Conference of the Australian Computer-Human Interaction Special
Interest Group (CHISIG) of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society of
Australia (HFESA)
23 – 27 November 2009, The University of Melbourne, Australia
the neck's 'aether' has been my longtime trusty companion for
writing reading and creative tasks. especially in noisy surroundings.
Other Necks albums work well for me, but none come close to getting
me into the zone like aether...
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interesting thread..
one of the things that I find most different with sound as an
interactive element is the way it is experienced in relation to
itself.. its waaay relative
let me explain: because sound is a time based medium and must be
listened to over time to be comprehended, it's hard to
@Dave and others asking for deeper analysis etc, a lot of this is
reminding me of some things I read for my PhD last year, particularly
around work integrated learning (WIL) particularly in the health
(nursing for example) and education sectors
...and Donald Schön's stuff around how reflective
oh - and I'll dig out the WIL etc refs and post too. it'll take me a
few days though :
43C/110F here all week and there's s much to get through before
flying to YVR in .. 5 days.. omg!
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coming in late here sorry,
I think this rocks, and that it could be made even better by rethinking how
it describes the things users use.
At the moment it uses the word 'product' and that's fine for insiders, but
to communicate to the world at large I feel another term might be better.
Product
i stand corrected - check out dopplr's timeline view .. works best
when you're looking at a fellow traveler's timeline, so you can
compare against your timeline and see overlaps.
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not really a smarter representation, but time manager international
http://www.tmiworld.com/ make a range of printed planners etc.
I've always loved their year planner booklet because it lets you see a month
to a page and plan down to the hour.
its schema is similar to the outlook example you
riffin' on the music thang: don't forget the D word.
Mozart, Yo-Yo Ma, Bernstein, Prince, Stalker etc are all fine.. but lets
also keep in mind people like Water Murch, and the fact that a great sound
design is often one you don't consciously hear ... but you'd notice if it
wasn't there
(turn
@Matthew,
1.
one way I could see it going is to try define what the design you're
highlighting *is* and wrap some patterns around it.. ie: what do you
mean by 'Tasty Design'?
eg: Pattern Tap could define 'aesthetic patterns' where you describe
the problem and solutions in terms of IxD aesthetics
Matthew, thanks for putting this out there, it's a really great set of
inspiration sources!
re 'patterns': I think something like Pattern Tap compliments other
resources like http://welie.com or http://ui-patterns.com/ for the reason
that it approaches selection from a different angle: 'Tasty
Richard Ziade has an interesting take on the relationship between
marketing and IxD at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCeL5ByBwt0
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yeah, I'm also a little suss on Basex here.. but *am* interested in
this forum, particularly to see the impact this might have on the
respective companies and researchers working with IxD.. just bummed
that I cannot get to it.
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Jonas Lowgren has a great resource up at
http://webzone.k3.mah.se/k3jolo/idBookshelf/
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Welcome
one thing I'd be *very* interested in knowing is:
How many of us have taken a course/class or program/degree that had
interaction design in the name? Or even close..?
reason I ask is that I think it's a really interesting time for IxD,
(I assume) most of our respected members of the community
Dear list,
the organisers of UX08 in Melbourne have extended a promo code for
IxDA members to attend this months conference.. details below
cheers
Jeremy Yuille
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Web Directions User Experience is a one day two track conference, plus
optional extra day
So - now closer to the date.. who's going to be in Florence next week?
We should get a dinner going.
I'm in nyc atm, but twitter (overlobe) seems to be working well..
ping me if you're going to be in Florence next week and we'll try do a get
together.
cheers
jy
what academic courses have proven to be the most valuable in providing you
with the conceptual and practical skills to succeed at your profession??
courses I sat
architectural design studio - particularly the 2nd year project:
design a house for gaston bachelard - intro'd me to phenomenology,
not so much a design solution as a technical one - but it may also
help out
http://www.netzgesta.de/loupe/
cheers
jy
Ideas I've had so far:
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based in
Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Brisbane on cutting edge Interaction
Design research.
People interested in the position please email Jeremy Yuille on
jeremy.yuille at rmit.edu.au
(pls remember to attach a current resume)
Please feel free to pass this call on to suitable
one way we look at this in our programs is to concentrate on
*practice* at the masters level, and unique academic contribution at
the PhD level.
in this way, the background of the candidate will make the greatest
difference on the evaluation of their exegesis.
to explain: our masters of
to mail me off list and I'll collate redistribute etc.
** will repeat this call in Jan for those in
cant-read-now-must-finish-project
or
omg-what-happened-at-the-party?
modes
cheers
Jeremy Yuille
mcd:Studio
RMIT University
Melbourne
HI Jeff,
I'll be going, we had a case study looking at 'spontaneous scenarios'
accepted to the design stream.
Jim's presentations sound great - I think workshops have closed ages
ago (bummer), but I'll definitely check out his presentation,
hopefully it's in the same stream?
a meet up for
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Ok. That's what I mean as well. So what's so controversial then about
a prototype that basically acts just like the real thing?
what do you use prototypes for?
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