For our Methods homework, we had to redesign part of the Blogger administrative interface. We chose to focus on the problem of adding a hyperlink to a blog entry. Here is our document with the final design recommendations. The document also includes a retrospective analysis of the usability evaluation methods used.
And of course a bunch of pictures of the heroes that made this possible:
For our Methods Lab project, we redesigned the iLogos Argument Mapper software. Based on our Contextual Design data, we invented a three-step learning model that will help the students better understand (philosophical) arguments. Here is the
presentation and the final report!
And a picture of us with our client (Adam couldn’t be there):
For Machine Learning, we had to make a poster of our course project. My course project was about Schelling’s segregation model “Schellingdale”. If you’re a TU/e student that took STI2, you know what I’m talking about.
Combining sociological computer models with machine learning algorithms proved to be a very interesting exploration, and I hope I can spend more time on this… later.
You can also download the PDF here.