Monthly Archives: June 2007

The course Interface and Interaction Design (IID) teaches how to design an entirely new experience that improves your life. The difficulty of this endeavor cannot be overstated. Most usability practices are based on improving products. The research approach (as taught … Continue reading →

The text below is loosely based on a paper I wrote for the class Applications of Cognitive Science. Most readers of my blog know that I’m a techno-optimist. They also know that the biggest concern I have with most technological … Continue reading →