Recently I posted a bit about design education. I realized this evening that the 13 points that I made in that post were very one sided. They are sided heavily on the vocational requirements of design education. I even go so far as to say in #13 that design is ...
It seems of late in my life there have been a perfect storm of events driving me to focus my attention on re-designing design education. As many if you know, I'm a professor of interaction & industrial design at the Savannah College if Art & Design (SCAD). So obviously the ...
March 20th 2010
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I'm working on a little project about IxDA (The Interaction Design Association). As one of its primary founders, I often am in a position to represent IxDA to a much wider audience, or to communicate with other communities as a non-official representative. It's an awkward position to be in, but ...
It is often said that interaction design evolved out of the requirement to stem the tide of the ever increasing amount of complexity in our personal lives due to technology. Design & engineering a like had to encompass a personal/human view of the effects that inserting their creations would have ...