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Teaching Human-Computer Interaction Using Participatory Design Methods
Jerry Weinberg, Mary Stephen, Kristin Caufield
Teaching Human-Computer Interaction Using Participatory Design Methods
Human-Computer Interaction & User-Centered Design
Human-Computer Interaction & User-Centered Design
Human-Computer Interaction & User-Centered Design
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Participatory Design Methods
The Designer/Programmer
Project Goal
Participatory Design & Human-Computer Interaction Curriculum
Overview of Contextual Design
HCI Course Description
What Is Ethnographic Research?
Components
Observational Data
Focus of Observations
Characteristics of Field Notes
Types of Interviews
Student Examples
Types of Questions
Wording of Questions
Sample Exercises
Work Modeling
Paper Prototypes
Paper Prototypes
Hi-Fi Prototypes
Human-Computer Interaction Software Design & Usability Testing Lab
Original Conceptual Design
Design War Room
Design War Room
User Interaction Room
User Interaction Room
Evaluation
General Questions
Components of Evaluation Plan
Observations from Fall 2000 Class
“I made the transition at work from being a software engineer to a software designer. I didn’t know there was a difference between the two job titles. Now I do.”
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