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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
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Findability and Exploration: the future of search
Stijn Debrouwere, a Belgian information architect, has published a long Peter Morville-inspired post on findability related issues. “The majority of people visiting...
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Smart Things
After posting the first chapter of his new book Smart Things: Ubiquitous Computing User Experience Design (see also this earlier post), Mike Kuniavsky is now doing...
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What
The concept of social objects is pretty widely used in social interaction design, but we
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Book: Storytelling for User Experience
Storytelling for User Experience – Crafting Stories for Better Design By Whitney Quesenbery & Kevin Brooks Rosenfeld Media April 2010 Availability: Paperback +...
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RIM
A Canadian article about Canada’s most important technology company, Research in Motion (the makers of the Blackberry), is always worth delving into. “RIM captured...
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UX book reviews: May 2010
The folks at Johnny Holland have published reviews on no less than four UX related books: Beyond the Usability Lab Authors: Bill Albert, Donna Tedesco, Thomas Tullis...
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Design driven prison design in Belgium
Flanders InShape, the Flemish/Belgian competence centre for product development and industrial design, is supporting a new research project on the development of...
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Towards a Finnish user needs based service economy
Sitra, the Finnish Innovation Fund [disclaimer: and Experientia client] has launched a new book, After the Crisis, and a report, Finland: Wellsprings for a Vital...
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A special report on television
This week’s Economist contains a special report on television. The leader article presents television as the great survivor, which has coped well with technological...
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The data-driven life
Gary Wolf reflects in the upcoming New York Times Magazine on what happens when technology can analyze “every quotidian thing that happened to you today.” “Numbers...
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Two new articles on RFID interaction
Timo Arnall, the acclaimed interaction designer, alerts us to the fact that Touch project PhD researcher Kjetil Nordby has just published two journal articles on...
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Cellphone payments offer alternative to cash
The New York Times reports on how a number of big and small companies
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Revelation reviewed
Tim Macer of Research reviews Revelation, an online qualitative research environment for depth interviewing, discussions and ethnographic studies. “Online qualitative...
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Innovation study: food and digital connectivity
Harnessing the rich detail, creativity, and individual relevance of personal narratives, Shareable.net and Latitude Research co-sponsored an innovation study to...
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The interviews of l
The bilingual (Fr/En) research journal CADI of the highly respected design school L’
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Guidebook on climate communications and behavioral change
To address global warming there must be a shift in thinking and behavior that motivates people and organizations to engage in emissions reductions and climate preparedness...
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Eight interaction design and architecture videos
The disciplines of interaction design and architecture share a number of common traits
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