Participatory Design and Experience Based Design With Refugees: Lessons Learnt
Context and Experience During Previous Research There are currently over 1.1 million Syrian refugees in need of healthcare services from an already …
Experience prototyping
In order to better understand experience prototyping I chose the paper titled “Design of an audio-based mobile journey planner application”. The paper …
Walking the line between Failure, Persuasion and Manipulation
Fit4Life is a system that conforms with the trend to integrate personalized weight loss interventions with technology. These technologies act to support …
When our research babies fail
For this weeks blog I chose the paper “Anatomy of a Failure How we knew when our design went wrong, and what …
Where Jay sees himself in HCI
For this week’s blog I interviewed Jay Rainey to understand his interests in the field of HCI and what he finds challenging. …
Tangibles: Cool things of the past and the future
Tangible computing has a unique approach to computing in that it does not attempt to fit everything in to a computer or …
Do Tweeters know the credibility of tweets?
As ubiquitous computing has the Internet has become more accessible more and more people flock to social media to express themselves and …
The development of Ubicomp
Our previous readings that looked at researching practices and new frameworks for participatory design were all responses to changes being made in …
Participatory design and “democratizing innovation”
This paper builds on our previous readings as it is discussing the transformative path HCI has taken due to its interactions with …
HCI & practices (from a public health perspective)
Kuutti and Bannon’s paper on the turn to practice in HCI presented new ways to look at HCI with the theories of …