Update from #CHI 2011 - much more to come. |
| Update from #CHI 2011 - much more to come. Posted: 10 May 2011 10:53 PM PDT I've been attending CHI 2011 for the past few days and have been impressed by the depth and breadth of the conference. In addition to attending a number of interesting, high-quality presentations, I had the chance to interview several key contributors to the HCI field, explore a variety of awesome interactive applications, and participate in an interactive musical multimedia performance. Below is a video taken of part of the performance, taken by someone at the conference: I also had a chance to explore Bill Buxton's exhibit of his historical archive of input and interactive devices. To see the interactive online version of the exhibit, take a look at Buxton Collection. You won't be disappointed. I will be sharing my "take aways" from the conference in a series of posts on this blog over the next couple of weeks. I meantime, take a look at some of the CHI "Madness" videos below. The video clips are about 20-seconds long and are created by CHI presenters as previews to help conference attendees plan their schedules, since there are many sessions that are held concurrently. Gamification: Using Game Design Elements in Non-Gaming Contexts CHI 2011 Accessible Games SIG Games for your cat: Don't forget Grandma! http://interactivemultimediatechnology.blogspot.com  |
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