Monthly Archives: October 2008

Ethnography in interaction design research

Have just read a great paper by Paul Dourish, titled “Implications for Design”, thought you all might be interested as it relates well to the video-cued-recall workshop that Lizzie led at our Campbelltown workshop. Really hits the nail on the

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Ethnography in interaction design research

Have just read a great paper by Paul Dourish, titled “Implications for Design”, thought you all might be interested as it relates well to the video-cued-recall workshop that Lizzie led at our Campbelltown workshop. Really hits the nail on the

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The Meaning of The Body

A couple of weeks ago I obtained a copy of a new book by Mark Johnson, called The Meaning of The Body. Its a great read, and has really helped me to understand more concretely, many of the issues we

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The Meaning of The Body

A couple of weeks ago I obtained a copy of a new book by Mark Johnson, called The Meaning of The Body. Its a great read, and has really helped me to understand more concretely, many of the issues we

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A day in (the) life of…..

Hi all Long time between drinks The trip away was fabulous- a clearing of the air inside and out. There’s one particular day of my travels that stands alone. A day I’d like to tell you about – the day

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A day in (the) life of…..

Hi all Long time between drinks The trip away was fabulous- a clearing of the air inside and out. There’s one particular day of my travels that stands alone. A day I’d like to tell you about – the day

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BioBeat

Thought this new device from Yamaha might interest some of you

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BioBeat

Thought this new device from Yamaha might interest some of you

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Quotes from Ellen Dissanayake

Just visited human ethologist Ellen Dissanayake’s website, and came across these brilliant quotes. Her book “What is Art For?” was a powerful inspiration during my doctoral research when I was re-thinking notions of instrumentality in art practice, and looking to

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Quotes from Ellen Dissanayake

Just visited human ethologist Ellen Dissanayake’s website, and came across these brilliant quotes. Her book “What is Art For?” was a powerful inspiration during my doctoral research when I was re-thinking notions of instrumentality in art practice, and looking to

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