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What I learned about ambiguity
I gave a short (10 minute) talk called A (very) short history of ambiguity at UX Australia last week. I think it went well. Building the presentation certainly helped me to explore some ideas I’ve been trying to work through in my phd around ambiguity and affinity. Heres’ the slides, with notes. I’ll try get [...]
Visualization as reification
I’m thinking of the presentation I’m giving in a week or so at uxaustralia titled “A (very) short history of ambiguity”. Its related to my PhD, and I need to be careful to hit the right tone as its not an academic conference or audience.
One thread of the presentation will discuss Etienne Wenger’s take [...]
Designing Discussion
Hi everyone,
Thanks for a great class last night. Here's the start of what i hope will be a reasonably steady stream of articles and postings that help expand your thoughts on design research.
Today, I'm linking to a blog from the Cooper Hewitt school, and a post where the students are critiquing some work by Dunne [...]
week 1 – course outline, epistemology & your interests
This week we discussed research by asking ourselves "what is knowledge?"Working in groups, we brainstormed ways of understanding different approaches to epistemology. Building models that helped communicate how we understand knowledge. This process is important to experience, because it demonstrates the multiplicity of voices that we have (even among 11 students).
From these different opinions on [...]
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Back in the Theater: introducing subjects Part 1
Its great to see how other teachers introduce their projects.
Today I’m adding a 20 minute section to a subject introduction seminar (post about my bit here), and it’s great to be back in the theater. Kyla’s intro is awesome.. using tinderbox to situate her subject this semester in the context of previous subjects, and what [...]
Artifacts & Behavior: activating reciprocity
got handed this today. It’s a loyalty card for a local café.
Interesting thing about it is that they make it really easy for you to get your first “freebee”: by giving you 4 purchases on the card you only have to purchase 1 coffee to then experience the satisfaction of a free coffee.
nice example of [...]
Affinity & Artifacts: linking the inside with its activator
I’m currently writing two papers. At this point, bits of these papers seem to resemble two chapters of my thesis.
