For Techies and the Tech Curious: A Few Links - IEEE Multimedia Innovations, Surface Computing, Usability, and Computer Education Research |
Posted: 10 Sep 2010 09:42 PM PDT IEEE Multimedia magazine online July-September 2010 Issue: Multimedia Innovations "This special issue addresses the notion that multimedia is a compelling field that provides a driving force behind most of today's technology innovations." Games Only Scratch the Surface: A Challenge for Developers Lou Silverstein, Identity Mine In this article, Lou Silverstein discusses the latest news about Microsoft Surface and encourages developers to think about joining a dialogue on this topic. 10 things non-technical users don't understand about your software Andy Bryce, Successful Software This article is a gentle reminder, written for developers of traditional productivity software, about the importance of usability and understanding non-technical users. Why does the UK and Sweden take Computing Education Research more seriously than US? Mark Guzdial, Blog@cacm (Communications of the ACM) In this article, Mark Guzdial discusses some of the trends in computer education research outside of the US and shares his discovery of the Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning in Computer Science SOMEWHAT RELATED Two years ago I wrote a post about touch-screen & surface computing - were still not there yet, although interactive tables are showing up in more places: Interactive Touch-Screen Technology, Participatory Design, and "Getting It" |
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