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A Short Story About Interactivity Clutter

December 7, 2015 jordanbeck

A few weeks ago, I acquired a Myo armband. Myo is a muscle-movement sensor worn around the forearm. And on the basis of a series

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Attachment to Things | A Eulogy

July 15, 2014 jordanbeck

Anyone who thinks people don’t form emotional bonds with things should reconsider that position. I’ve been a staunch believer in the emptiness that accompanies attachments

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Experience Design | Manipulation | Perversion

February 5, 2013 jordanbeck

I’ve been thinking about morality and manipulation since class today especially as it pertains to experience design. I get the impression that when we talk

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Is Clarity the Path to Enlightenment?

November 17, 2012 jordanbeck

While revisiting the notes I jotted down when I read Buxton‘s Sketching User Experiences I stumbled across this line of text: Clarity is Not Always the

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Growth as a Designer

November 6, 2012 jordanbeck

**reblog…I wrote this entry as part of a reflective journal in my first-semester graduate interaction design class at Indiana University‘s SOIC** Bill Moggridge’s book Designing Interactions was

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