Category Archives: Readings

Hi everyone. This coming Thursday I will be traveling at the CHI 2014 conference. Dr. Wayne Lutters will be talking in class about designing for trust in groups. He sent along the following recommended readings. We’ll consider these optional, and … Continue reading →

Required: Kornowski, How the Blind are Reinventing the iPhone Sears and Hanson, Representing Users in Accessibility Research Optional: Wu et al., Participatory Design of an Orientation Aid for Amnesics

Required: Greenberg et al., Drawing Scenarios Optional: Review an HCI concept video: Starfire (Sun Microsystems, 1993) Knowledge Navigator (Apple, 1987)

Required: Participatory Design: The Third Space in HCI Optional: Cultural probes

Required: Beyer, Contextual Design, Chapter 3 Optional: Druin: Cooperative Inquiry: Developing new technologies for children with children

Required Bill Moggridge, “Futures and Alternative Nows”. Chapter 9 of Designing Interactions. Optional NITIN SAWHNEY and CHRIS SCHMANDT, (2000), Nomadic Radio: Speech & Audio Interaction for Contextual Messaging in Nomadic Environments. ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction. Mark Blythe and Peter Wright. (2006). Pastiche … Continue reading →

Note: these might not open in preview on the mac, try adobe reader instead. Required Controlled Experiments – Chapter 1 Cox and Cairns Optional Statistics in usability research – Chapter 6 Cox and Cairns Usability Testing: current and future – Sears and Jacko

Hi all – here is the link to the IDEO Deep Dive video we watched in class: http://vimeo.com/16456835

Required: Chapter 7 from Usability Engineering