At our recent ixda board retreat (caveat – I’m an IxDA Director) there was overwhelming agreement that we (the org, network, & field) were at a tipping point. Technological culture has extended to affect so much of our experience*, and it’s clear that Design is going to play a pivotal role in helping us thrive [...]
Tag Archives: ixda
Visualizing a fundraiser
June 28 09
Decided to sit down this afternoon and get jiggy with processing. For my first sketch I visualized the recent fundraiser IxDA ran to rise money for our next-gen infrastructure development.. check it out and let me know what you think!
interaction’09 | vancouver
December 21 08
I’m getting hyped about interaction’09 in Vancouver next year: as we break for the holidays here in the southern hemisphere I can see February just around the corner!
Here’s a few reasons why I’m heading over to Vancouver in February for Interaction’09
The speakers. OMG, the speakers…
I’ve been lucky to be engaged with the planning of this [...]
IxD Courses
November 6 08
I’m playing with DabbleDB as a platform to collect information on Interaction Design courses and programs throughout the world. The aim is to keep this globally accessible and crowdsource the content.
Look after the jump for a map and listing of the current database.
coverage of Interaction ‘08
October 12 08
Back in Feb the IxDA put on Interaction08 in Savannah.
Here’s a roundup of some of the press we had:
Core77 Liveblogged the event
Interaction ‘08…and we’re here
Interaction ‘08 : Jared Spool : What Makes Design Seem Intuitive?
Interaction ‘08 : Bill DeRouchey : Conversations with Everyday Objects
Interaction ‘08 : Gabriel White : Ethics of Everyday Design
Interaction ‘08 : [...]
Research Trip and Board Retreat
October 9 08
I recently returned from a trip to the US and Canada, checking in with Interaction Designers in and around San Francisco for my PhD and undertaking strategic planning with the IxDA board in Vancouver.
On the PhD front, I visited with Prof. Terry Winograd and Bill Verplank at Stanford University, and spoke with them about their [...]
