Being an anthropologist and designer, my observations have taught me
that there is little difference between physical and virtual social
behavior from a cognitive behavioral and anthropological perspective.
People have the same needs they always did - to feel part of a social
structure and
Personally, I agree and come from the same social norms of behavior as
you do. But I guess my point was that not everyone does and isn't it
interesting to think about what might be driving that! ;)
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Not at all - I LOVE the discussion!! And here's a good time to add
that of the many lists I belong to, I can always count of this one to
be very active and interesting!
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I too, have become very careful in the use of the word in general but
I find that in my work, most often the affordance of an object or
experience is, quite simply, the qualities of that object or
experience that permit it to be used in a specific way.
Depending on the situation, I do or don't listen to what people say.
For really big innovations that have absolutely nothing to do with
anything out there now, asking the average consumer about them isn't
useful in most cases. One is better off researching trends, coming up
with multiple scenarios
Hi Rob,
I was wondering when someone would bring this up...but what of those
of us that do usability studies and in the next breath tackle
questions like What is the meaning of clean air? I find true
differences, except in persons actually doing the research, so
difficult to define!
Thanks for
Good morning!
Does anyone have any experience with making qualitative research as
quantitative as possible? This is a rather nebulous idea in my mind for the
moment but I was thinking about something like using images from still or
video footage and tagging those such that they could be coded in
Personally, the issue of video calls has always been not knowing where to
look. In conversation, most people tend to look at the other's face and into
their eyes. With video calling, one is looking at the other person through
multiple layers and for it to appear that one is making eye contact, one
I think Wachovia is also pretty good and is one of the few banks that has
done a good job bridging brick and mortar with the online world.
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For me, Bank of America completely rocks. I've used their online banking
for
more
Hi all,
Happy new year!
Has anyone or is anyone working on or know anyone working in the prevention,
prediction and wellness space? If so, I'd like to connect.
Thanks much - Christine
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fits what you are looking
to
find out.
Thanks,
David
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 3:01 PM, christine chastain
chastain.christ...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Happy new year!
Has anyone or is anyone working on or know anyone working in the
prevention,
prediction and wellness space
differently.
I'm not near my references now, but if this seems relevant, I can provide
some more detailed references.
Good topic and interesting research.
Chauncey
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 12:24 PM, christine chastain
chastain.christ...@gmail.com wrote:
Good morning!
Thanks to those
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Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] How many alternatives, concepts,or sketches
are
enough?
I would be curious to hear what tools colleagues do use for
prioritization
of ideas. The key issue here is what the criteria
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From: christine chastain chastain.christ...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] How many alternatives, concepts,or
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To: Chauncey Wilson chauncey.wil...@gmail.com
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Hi all,
Participant observation is well documented in anthropological literature so
I may have a look there. There are, of course, issues with this methodology,
like all others. Mainly, they are of the ethical kind - how not to influence
the observed, whether or not to let them know that you are
Hi all,
Sorry about that - and thanks to those of you who have contacted me already!
We are working on a number of platforms of interest to this group, I
believe. And while we have both an internal prototyping group and a very
accomplished IT entity, we could benefit greatly from a user
Here is the site where I purchase my carbon offsets:
http://www.carbonfund.org/
It's very easy and has a trip calculator.
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I have a carbon account here in Australia (www.greenfleet.com.au)
that I update each month or
Hi there,
Thanks to all who applied - we have an impressive number of very qualified
candidates!
Kind regards,
Christine
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In the area of service design in healthcare, quite a bit is being done by
interaction designers including:
- creation of new spaces in which to physically interact e.g. pediatric
suite of the future
- study and design of conversations e.g. facilitating patient-provider
relationships particularly
Uday,
I love that you are interested in and thinking about design philosophy...
Interestingly, this coincides with a number of conversations I know are
happening within larger, established organizations where design has,
traditionally, been absent, added like an afterthought, enjoyed some
Apologies for any cross posting...
http://www.esomar.org/index.php/global-healthcare-2010-overview.html
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