After a few years of submitting papers to HCI venues and learning how to cope with rejection after rejection after rejection*, I finally managed to
Tag: HCI/d
On the Amazon Echo
Note: This is an old post that I guess I never published. Hence the 2016 Labor Day reference. Over labor day weekend (2016) I
Adolescence as a Metaphor for HCI
Early in the book HCI Theory, Yvonne Rogers takes a few pages to establish that research in the field is rapidly expanding/diversifying and that it’s
A Short Story About Interactivity Clutter
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
hci theory
I’m re-reading parts of Yvonne Rogers’s good book, HCI Theory: Classical Modern Contemporary for a summer research project, and I’m filled with validation and interest/intrigue in
Knowledge Claims in Design Research
One of my summer research projects has to do with knowledge claims in design research publications. The question stems from an interest in understanding the
