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Innovation in extremis: evolving an application for the critical work of email and information management

Pools and satellites: intimacy in the city

But how, Donald, tell us how?: on the creation of meaning in interaction design through feedforward and inherent feedback

Location-sensitive services: it's now ready for prime time on cellular phones!

Collecting and incorporating user requirements into design solutions

Co-design in practice

Interviews with interaction designers

Design of an interactive system for group learning support

From user to character: an investigation into user-descriptions in scenarios

Forming interactivity: a tool for rapid prototyping of physical interactive products

The roads not taken: detours and dead ends on the design path of speeder reader

Of maps and guidebooks: designing geographical technologies

Wear, point, and tilt: designing support for mobile service and maintenance in industrial settings

Push me, shove me and I show you how you feel: recognising mood from emotionally rich interaction

Cross-cultural UI design: for home, work, and on the way

Look mama, with hands!: on tangible interaction, gestures and learning

The Placebo project

A group game played in interactive virtual space: design and evaluation

Abstract information appliances: methodological exercises in conceptual design of computational things

Designing for serendipity: supporting end-user configuration of ubiquitous computing environments

User purposes and information-seeking behaviors in web-based media: a user-centered approach to information design on websites

Practical strategies for integrating a conversation analyst in an iterative design process

MessyDesk and MessyBoard: two designs inspired by the goal of improving human memory

Mixers: a participatory approach to design prototyping

Handheld usability

Everyday adaptive design

Design of a 3D interactive math learning environment

Form is function

Simplifying video editing using metadata

Improving the design of business and interactive system concepts in a digital business consultancy

Pattern-based support for interactive design in domestic settings

ComTouch: design of a vibrotactile communication device

What you see is what you feel: exploiting the dominance of the visual over the haptic domain to simulate force-feedback with cursor displacements

Scenario-based usability engineering

Some recent thoughts on digital media

Community design of community simulations

How does the design community think about design?

Virtual video prototyping of pervasive healthcare systems

Technology choice as a first step in design: the interplay of procedural and sensemaking processes

Notes towards an ethnography of domestic technology

All robots are not created equal: the design and perception of humanoid robot heads

Using a Wizard of Oz study to inform the design of SenToy

Neither Bauhäusler nor nerd educating the interaction designer

Forest of thoughts

Who will design the cathedrals of information technology?

The chat circles series: explorations in designing abstract graphical communication interfaces

Can we learn anything about the process of UI design?

Examples and ideas in the development of sounding objects

Investigating exhibits

Things aren't what they seem to be: innovation through technology inspiration

Mediator and medium: doors as interruption gateways and aesthetic displays

Multilevel design and role play: experiences in assessing support for neighborhood participation in design

Exploring exhibit space in a personal perspective: an interactive photo collage of a folk crafts museum

Origami Desk: integrating technological innovation and human-centric design

Networked information services in context sensitive environments

Proceedings of the 4th conference on Designing interactive systems (DIS '02)

Content Provider	ACM Digital Library
Editor	Verplank, Bill Mackay, Wendy Amowitz, Jonathan Gaver, William Sutcliffe, Alistair
Copyright Year	2002
Abstract	DIS provides an intimate semi-annual forum for seriousreflection on the practice of designing interactive systems. Thisis a crucial time to refine our discipline and to figure out wherewe are headed. Two years ago, at the last DIS, we all had jobs, andwere riding high on the new economy. Things are different thisyear.Twenty years ago, I was lucky to participate in introducing tothe world the Xerox Star, which established the standards for whatwe now call the graphical user interface, the "desktop" or"windows". You could argue that our sponsoring organization, theAssociation for Computing Machinery, Special Interest Group forComputer Human Interaction (ACM SIGCHI) has been focused for thepast twenty years on improving the usability of these graphicalcomputers as they have changed the way we all work andcommunicate.Now, almost everyone has a "desktop" interface on their desktopor laptop but we are more likely to interact with a computer(including graphical user interfaces!) when we use the phone, checkthe calendar, take a picture or drive a car. Think about all theplaces we are confronted with selecting items from menus, ordealing with modes and arbitrary mappings. What happens whencomputers become "ubiquitous", "pervasive", "tangible" or"invisible"? Is there a new discipline of design, like architectureor industrial design, that spans the human and the technical,dealing with invention as well as implementation?I like to call this new discipline "interaction design" andclaim that the interaction designer answers three questions:HOW DO YOU DO?HOW DO YOU FEEL?HOW DO YOU KNOW?We DO with either handles or buttons.We FEEL either "hot" or "cool" (McLuhan's message).We KNOW with maps or paths.Our practice ranges from observation and invention to analysisand implementation. The goal is good mappings for controls anddisplays organized by appropriate modes or mental models fordifferent tasks. We try to create meaning through metaphors andscenarios while understanding the breakdowns and ideals thatmotivate design.At DIS2002 we present 14 exhibits, 30 papers and seven invitedsessions. My hope in having organized the invited sessions is thatwe can begin to tie down a definition of interaction design as anew discipline. Tuesday evening, the conference will be kicked-offby Bill Moggridge, an industrial designer who has transformed hispractice over the last 15 years to include what he calls"interaction design". For DIS, he will show some of his "interviewswith interaction designers".Wednesday there are two panels on education. I consider GillianCrampton Smith, Pelle Ehn and John Maeda the leading educators of"interaction designers". Gillian is now in Italy, directing theInteraction Design Institute Ivrea. Pelle Elm teaches what he calls'the digital bauhaus' at Maim6 in Sweden. John Maeda teaches'aesthetics and computing' at the MIT Media Lab.Joy Mountford has put together a panel of former and currentstudents who have been influenced by the 'design competitions' shestarted at Apple and continued at Interval Research. All of thesedesigners have become more 'interdisciplinary' by learning to workwith interdisciplinary teams.Thursday, two panels are planned as an opportunity to reflect oncurrent design practice. Ben Fry, a PhD candidate at the MIT MediaLab, will bring his perspectives as a young interaction designer toexamine the exhibits. Later in the day, Nico Macdonald will bringhis perspectives as a journalist to give us a preview of ourevening tour of London design offices.Friday we hear from two of the most provocative and thoughtfulinteraction designers. Fiona Raby and Anthony Dunne, researchfellows at the Royal College of Art, explore the relationship ofindustrial design, architecture and electronic media. Finally,Friday afternoon, Tom Moran, one of the pioneers of HCI at Xeroxbut now at IBM, will reflect on the impossibility of 'design'whenthe essence of interaction is 'adaptation'.We are all engaged in 'everyday design'.I hope that after DIS2002, you wilt all consider yourselves'interaction designers' and continue to develop a common set ofissues and answers that may serve to tie us together as areflective practice.
Related Links	http://www.sigchi.org/DIS2002
ISBN	1581135157
Language	English
Publisher	Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date	2002-06-25
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Conference Proceedings

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