Interaction Design, Design Education, Design Thoughts
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On Wednesday, September 28, 2005, Brenda Laurel, Chair of the Graduate Media Design Program at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, spoke at the Parsons School of Design. Her lecture on design research (following the name of her latest book) was part of the Stephen Wiess Lecture Series of the department of Design & Management.
Security is a reality that faces many of the types of applications we use. Computer systems all over the place want to be proof-positive that the person requesting information is authorized to get that information. Sounds good to you right? I mean I don’t want anyone reading my informaiton by me, right?
Sounds very feasible, eh?
Recently in an article by Kevin Cheng of OK-Cancel, he ponders “Does Communication Everywhere Improve Communication?”. Of course it doesn’t … but it can be fun! …
Please give to help those in dire need to due to Katrina.
Sites to donate money:
Network for Good Listing
American Red Cross
I also want to point people to an interesting article by Rabbi Arthur Waskow of the Shalom Center. It describes how such a disaster while natural, is also related to humanity’s decisions.