From interaction at m18.uni-weimar.de Thu Jun 9 22:00:29 2011 From: interaction at m18.uni-weimar.de (Interaktionsdesign) Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2011 22:00:29 +0200 Subject: [Interaction] Fwd: Interaction awards - IxDA Message-ID: Die submissions für die ixda awards sind eröffnet. wenn jemand also ein schönes projekt auf lager hat... Ich forwarde mal die mail dazu, die mir Birgit Geiberger (local group Hamburg) gesendet hat. jan PS.: wer die ixda nicht kennt, dem sei ein Blick auf ixda.org sehr empfohlen: Diskussionen, Vorträge auf Video... etc. -------- Original Message -------- [...] We?re excited to announce that submission has opened for IxDA's inaugural Interaction Awards, a first-of-its-kind awards program dedicated to celebrating global excellence in our field. Any projects completed within the past two years are eligible, and winners will be celebrated in February 2012 at Interaction|12 in Dublin, Ireland. *Show us your work* The growing field of interaction design has a lot to celebrate. We invite you to participate in this exciting awards program recognizing outstanding works of interaction across platforms, domains and cultures. To be a part of our inaugural year, submit your best endeavors in production or concept projects from the last two years. Our esteemed international jury will award up to 35 prizes for outstanding works that embody and improve meaningful relationships between people and the products and services they use, exemplifying excellence in interaction design. We?re honored to have Robert Fabricant, Vice President, Creative at Frog Design, join us as the inaugural Jury Chair of the Interaction Awards. Robert is joined by a panel of carefully-selected jurors, chosen for their international experience and expertise in interaction design. The six jury members for 2012 are: Massimo Banzi (Milan, Italy), Janna DeVylder (Sydney, Australia), Matt Jones (London, UK), Younghee Jung (Bangalore, India), Jonas Löwgren (Malmo, Sweden), and Helen Walters (New York, USA). You can read more about them*here **.*The jury will meet during National Design Week in October 2011 to evaluate entries across the 6 categories, based on the criteria of context, impact and craft. The Interaction Awards will promote the important work emerging from our global community of interaction designers, create a platform for critical discussion, illustrate the value of interaction design in the global economy, and provide inspiration for practitioners and businesses worldwide. Be a part of this important conversation. Learn how to enter your work here:*http://awards.ixda.org* *Spread the word* The Interaction Awards is a community initiative powered by volunteers. We need your help to spread awareness and encourage participation across the interaction design community and ensure that our diverse cultural identities are represented. Please forward this email to friends and colleagues, ask your favorite publications and blogs to announce the awards, and ask your favorite designers to enter. Make your local voices heard globally, across the international interaction design community. You can also: Tweet about the Interaction Awards and*follow us on Twitter* forupdates! Show your support on Facebook: *Like the Interaction Awards* *.* Thank you in advance for your support! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Birgit Birgit Geiberger Co-chair, Outreach EU Interaction awards [...] -------------- nächster Teil -------------- Ein Dateianhang mit HTML-Daten wurde abgetrennt... URL: From interaction at m18.uni-weimar.de Wed Jun 15 12:05:55 2011 From: interaction at m18.uni-weimar.de (Interaktionsdesign) Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2011 12:05:55 +0200 Subject: [Interaction] =?windows-1252?q?neue_B=FCcher_in_der_Bibliothek?= Message-ID: Hallo an euch, Ich schlage ab und an neue Bücher für die Bibliothek vor ? meist nach sorgfältigem Lesen. Hier ein paar neue und nicht ganz so neue Bücher... - About Face von Alan Cooper, Ha 2082/17 (deutsch) und Ha 2082/17 (englisch) Mit sehr gutem Teil über Nutzerforschung sowie Patters für Interaktionsmuster und konkrete Fragestellungen. Klingt zusammengewürfelt, ist aber ziemlich gut und in meinen Top-5 der UX-Literatur :-) - Brave NUI world von Wigor und Wixon, Ha 2082/29 Das imho erste gute Buch über Natural User Interfaces. Ohne magic blabla, dafür gut zu lesen und praktische Hinweise; wenig Füllstoff. - Observing the user experience von Kuniavsky, Ha 2082 Nutzerforschung in der Praxis, gut lesbar, schön strukturiert. Standardwerk. Viel Spaß beim Lesen! Jan Ebenfalls in der Bibliothek und empfehlenswert: - Paper Prototyping von Snyder - Comics richtig lesen von McCloud