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haveuheard's favorite 02/10/2012

2012-02-10T21:31:00.001+09:00

Event: CHI

tags: event conference hci chi
Event: CSCW

tags: event conference hci CSCW
Event: ETRA

tags: event conference hci eyetracking
Event: UbiComp

tags: event ubicomp conference hci
Conference Listing

tags: conference listing hci
CHARM-The Role of Theory in HCI

tags: role theory hci
Learning Theories

tags: theory learning learningtheories theories
Yvonne Rogers

tags: rogers interaction computing

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haveuheard's favorite 02/09/2012

2012-02-09T21:31:00.001+09:00

14th ACM International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing | UbiComp2012 | Pittsburgh, PA, USA

tags: acm international conference computing ubicomp interaction
- Ubicomp is an interdisciplinary field that includes technologies that bridge the digital and physical worlds, systems and applications that incorporate such technologies, infrastructures that support them, human activities and experiences these technologies facilitate, and conceptual overviews that help us understand – or challenge our understanding of – the impact of these technologies.
- Methodologies & tools: new methods and tools applied to studying or building Ubicomp systems and applications
- - Theories & models: critical analysis or organizing theory with clear relevance to the design or study of Ubicomp systems
  - Experiences: empirical investigations of the use of new or existing Ubicomp technologies with clear relevance to the design and deployment of future Ubicomp systems
- Full Papers (10-page submissions) and Notes (4-page submissions that are not works in progress) are due at the same time and will be reviewed by the same committee using the same review process to ensure a uniform quality between Full Papers and Notes. Both will be evaluated on the basis of originality, significance of the contribution to the field, quality of research, quality of writing, and technical correctness.
- A Full Paper must break new ground and provide substantial support for its results and conclusions as a significant contribution to the field. Successful submissions typically represent a major advance for the field of ubiquitous computing. As such, Full Papers should include a thorough survey of related work; a comprehensive, detailed and understandable explanation of a device, system, study, theory or method; and a compelling validation of the work
- Full Papers must be no longer than 10 pages, including the abstract (no more than 150 words), all figures and references. Please download and use the required templates to prepare your submission.
- Notes are not "works in progress": they are intended for more succinct work that is nonetheless in a mature state ready for inclusion in archival proceedings. They will be held to the same standard of scientific quality as Full Papers, albeit for a shorter contribution, and must still state how they fit with respect to related work, and provide a compelling explanation and validation. Notes must be no longer than 4 pages, including the abstract (no more than 150 words), all figures, and references.
- They will be evaluated on the basis of originality, significance of the contribution to the field, quality of research, quality of writing, and technical correctness
- Submissions must be in PDF format and conform to the guidelines specified in this call.
- - March 23, 2012: Submission deadline (23:59 PDT)
  - May 10, 2012: Accept/reject notifications
  - September 5-8, 2012: Conference

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haveuheard's favorite 02/03/2012

2012-02-03T21:30:00.001+09:00

ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (TOCHI)

tags: acm transactions interaction information hci usability reference bibliography research
Conferences — SIGCHI

tags: acm journals conference information guide
ACM Journals Word Style Guide — Association for Computing Machinery

tags: acm journals word guide style author information journal
- ACM IN-TEXT CITATION STYLE
  
  The in-text citation style is as follows: For parenthetical citations we enclose the last name of the first author and year of publication, thus: [Burando 2007]; when there are two authors, both last names and the year of publication are included [Burando and Lee 2007]; when there are more than two authors, we cite the last name of the first author followed by an "et al." [Burando et al. 2007]. Sequential parenthetical citations are enclosed in square brackets and separated by semi-colons, thus [Burando 2007; Burando and Lee 2007]. When a citation is part of a sentence, the name of the author is NOT enclosed in brackets, but the year is: "So we see that Burando et al. [2007]…"
  
  When an author has more than one article published in the same year, the citation becomes [Burando 2007a] and [Burando 2007b].
TOCHI Author Information

tags: author information methodologies journal
- TOCHI is committed to being the premier archival journal in human-computer interaction. It publishes only original and significant research papers. Manuscript length of up to approximately 11000 words is recommended, although longer papers will be considered. Survey papers will be considered only if they present a new perspective or clearly benefit the field. TOCHI will also consider ideas for special issues.
  
  Note: Authors can now be concise AND thorough in a way not possible before: The ACM Digital Library will host ancillary material for a paper on its web site. This material, an online appendix that does not appear in the print journal, is linked to and accessed nicely from the online table of contents. This allows the best of both worlds: a concise presentation that is more likely to be read by general readers and students, and details (e.g., complete questionnaires, raw data, an annotated bibliography, or short animations) that are of interest mainly to others working in the area. Authors that wish to use this option should attach such material as an appendix to their submission and indicate in their cover letter that this material is intended to be ancillary material included in the digital library.
- TOCHI is committed to being the premier archival journal in human-computer interaction. It publishes only original and significant research papers. Manuscript length of up to approximately 11000 words is recommended, although longer papers will be considered. Survey papers will be considered only if they present a new perspective or clearly benefit the field. TOCHI will also consider ideas for special issues.
  
  Note: Authors can now be concise AND thorough in a way not possible before: The ACM Digital Library will host ancillary material for a paper on its web site. This material, an online appendix that does not appear in the print journal, is linked to and accessed nicely from the online table of contents. This allows the best of both worlds: a concise presentation that is more likely to be read by general readers and students, and details (e.g., complete questionnaires, raw data, an annotated bibliography, or short animations) that are of interest mainly to others working in the area. Authors that wish to use this option should attach such material as an appendix to their submission and indicate in their cover letter that this material is intended to be ancillary material included in the digital library.
- TOCHI is committed to being the premier archival journal in human-computer interaction. It publishes only original and significant research papers. Manuscript length of up to approximately 11000 words is recommended, although longer papers will be considered. Survey papers will be considered only if they present a new perspective or clearly benefit the field. TOCHI will also consider ideas for special issues.
  
  Note: Authors can now be concise AND thorough in a way not possible before: The ACM Digital Library will host ancillary material for a paper on its web site. This material, an online appendix that does not appear in the print journal, is linked to and accessed nicely from the online table of contents. This allows the best of both worlds: a concise presentation that is more likely to be read by general readers and students, and details (e.g., complete questionnaires, raw data, an annotated bibliography, or short animations) that are of interest mainly to others working in the area. Authors that wish to use this option should attach such material as an appendix to their submission and indicate in their cover letter that this material is intended to be ancillary material included in the digital library.
- Authors are required to submit a statement describing the relationship of their TOCHI submission to their own most closely related prior papers (or concurrently submitted papers). This description should clearly state the unique contribution of the current submission relative to the authors' prior publications, or, if the paper has no relation whatsoever to prior papers, the statement should clearly say that. The author statement should be included with the submitted paper; it can appear directly after the other back matter such as references and appendices.
- We strongly recommend that you use the "press quality" or equivalent setting when creating a PDF version of your submission,
- Submissions using out-dated formats that place tables, figures, and/or captions at the end of the document (presumably for typesetting purposes) will be returned to their authors.
- Also remember the statement of previous research: Authors are required to submit a statement describing the relationship of their TOCHI submission to their own most closely related prior papers (or concurrently submitted papers). This description should clearly state the unique contribution of the current submission relative to the authors' prior publications, or, if the paper has no relation whatsoever to prior papers, the statement should clearly say that.
- it can appear directly after the other back matter such as references and appendices.
- you must prepare your source files (text and bibliography) in LaTex or Word formatted in ACM style. Source files must be submitted, and no other other source file formats will be accepted by the publisher.
- To ensure proper indexing, classification, retrieval and dissemination, authors must include the following in the manuscript.
  
  Descriptive title
  Author names and affiliations
  Abstract
  ACM Categories and Subject Descriptors
  Citations to relevant literature
- Descriptive Title
  
  A title that accurately and clearly tells what the paper is about is generally the best. Cute or clever titles will not fare as well with the search engines and filters of the foreseeable future.
  
  Author Names and Affiliations
  
  Authors' names should be given without titles or degrees along with the name and address of the organization for which the work was carried out. The author's current address should be given in a footnote on the first page. Identify the contact author for co-authored work.
  
  Abstract
  
  The abstract should be 150 to 200 words and consist of short, direct, and complete sentences. It should be informative enough to serve in some cases as a substitute for reading the paper itself. It should state the objectives of the work, summarize the results, and give the principle conclusions, but omit future plans and citations. Try to avoid starting with the words "This paper ..."
  
  ACM Categories and Subject Descriptors
  
  Files must have ACM Categories and Subject Descriptors and as many of the 16 fixed ACM General Terms as apply. Please go to the ACM Computing Classification System (http://www.acm.org/about/class) for this. You may also supply any additional keywords and phrases you would like included.
  
  Citations
  
  Please examine Current and Past Issues for examples of proper citation format.

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haveuheard's favorite 02/13/2009

2009-02-13T21:30:00.001+09:00

Amazon.com: Designing Gestural Interfaces: Touchscreens and Interactive Devices: Dan Saffer: Books
tags: gesture, interface, design, book

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haveuheard's favorite 02/12/2009

2009-02-12T21:30:00.001+09:00

Directory of open access journals
tags: journals, research, academic, Directory, reference, access, science, education

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haveuheard's favorite 02/11/2009

2009-02-11T21:30:00.001+09:00

5 Best Data Visualization Projects of the Year | FlowingData
tags: visualization, data, flowingdata, 2008, visualisation, award

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haveuheard's favorite 02/10/2009

2009-02-10T21:30:00.001+09:00

nmc | the new media consortium
tags: education, technology, media, new_media, edtech, secondlife, research, nmc
2009 Horizon Report
tags: technology, research, Horizon report, 2009, Horizon, report, EDUCAUse, web2.0
Main Page - Social Patterns
tags: ui, wiki, socialmedia, patterns, social, usability, design, webdesign
Yahoo! Design Pattern Library
tags: design, patterns, yahoo, usability, webdesign, ajax, webdev, ui
- yahoo Design Pattern Library - post by jfactory
- Yahoo's just put online their library of design patterns - quite a great resource. - post by mitch_h
- Yahoo's design patterns - post by displacedbuck
User Experience Deliverables
tags: bibliography, deliverables, ux, usability, design, ui, user, userexperience, experience
Personas (User experience design resources)
tags: persona, bibliography, profile, user, ux, list
Personas are NOT a Document » UIE Brain Sparks
tags: blog, persona, profile, user, ux

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haveuheard's favorite 02/09/2009

2009-02-09T21:30:00.001+09:00

live|work: Service Thinking
tags: service, design, research, manifesto, consultant
- Products are made in factories and consumed somewhere else – homes, offices, in the street – somewhere other than the factory. However, for a service to be realised, the producer and consumer must come together. This means that the people who use a service are involved in its creation together with the organisation that provides it.
- The first imperative is to put people at the heart of services. If we try to produce a service without the participation of the customer it cannot either satisfy that customer or achieve its potential.
- The second imperative is to create networks that enable services. Services have always been networks
- The third imperative is to install sustainability as the bottom line. In this case we are talking about a triple bottom line of economic, social and environmental sustainability.

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haveuheard's favorite 01/28/2009

2009-01-28T21:30:00.001+09:00

Design and Science
tags: science, research, design
Ikujiro Nonaka | Hitotsubashi ICS
tags: hitotsubashi, ikujiro, nonaka, knowledge, bibliography, researcher
Scirus - for scientific information
tags: science, search, journals, tech, research, reference, searchengine, scirus
- Scirus is the most comprehensive scientific research tool on the web. With over 450 million scientific items indexed at last count, it allows researchers to search for not only journal content but also scientists' homepages, courseware, pre-print server material, patents and institutional repository and website information. - post by alanpoon
Nonaka와 Takeuchi의 SECI 모델(지식창조 프로세스 모델)
tags: 지식창조, nonaka, knowledge, model, research

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haveuheard's favorite 01/13/2009

2009-01-13T21:30:00.001+09:00

Review: The Reflective Practitioner (Part I)
tags: practitioner, reflective, review, design, theory

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haveuheard's favorite 01/07/2009

2009-01-07T21:30:00.001+09:00

HCI-SITES: JOURNALS
tags: hcisites, bibliography, hci, journal

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haveuheard's favorite 12/18/2008

2008-12-18T21:30:00.001+09:00

StreamDrag - hear your favorite music
tags: music, streaming, search, youtube, streamdrag, tool, web2.0, web
- One of the best sites ever for the open and free enjoyment of MP3s anywhere. - post by mailjamesp
User Experience Network » Calendar
tags: calendar, conference, ux, hci, 2009

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haveuheard's favorite 12/17/2008

2008-12-17T21:30:00.001+09:00

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haveuheard's favorite 11/19/2008

2008-11-19T21:30:00.001+09:00

German Language Courses at the TU Kaiserlautern: ISGS
tags: kaiserlautern

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haveuheard's favorite 11/10/2008

2008-11-10T21:30:00.001+09:00

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haveuheard's favorite 11/08/2008

2008-11-08T21:30:00.001+09:00

Royalty free stock photography search engine / Cyclo.ps / One eye. One source. Full view.
tags: search, photos, searchengine, stock, image, cyclo.ps

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haveuheard's favorite 11/04/2008

2008-11-04T21:30:00.001+09:00

Marc Hassenzahl >> Human-Computer Interaction Judgment and Choice
tags: hassenzahl, researcher, germany, ux, hci, bibliography

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haveuheard's favorite 11/03/2008

2008-11-03T21:30:00.001+09:00

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haveuheard's favorite 10/31/2008

2008-10-31T21:30:00.001+09:00

Special Issue Editorial: Cultural Aspects of Interaction Design
tags: editorial, journal, cultural-difference, design, research, IJD

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haveuheard's favorite 10/27/2008

2008-10-27T21:30:00.001+09:00

Official website of the airport Frankfurt-Hahn
tags: frankfurthahn, airport, germany, travel
Ryanair.com - Book your cheap flight, hotels, car rental with ryanair.com
tags: travel, flights, airlines, europe, airline, European, fly, Cost
- [HOME] Great Britain - The Low Fares Airline, cheapest flights from Europe, UK and Ireland. Cheap flight tickets, discount airline tickets. - post by chillimania
- travel,reference - post by fuzzyface

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haveuheard's favorite 10/23/2008

2008-10-23T21:30:00.001+09:00

Welcome to EPIC 2008 | EPIC 2008
tags: 2008, epic, conference

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haveuheard's favorite 10/22/2008

2008-10-22T21:30:00.001+09:00

Human Computer Interaction in Science Fiction Movies
tags: interface, design, hci, technology, interaction, scifi, science, inspiration

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haveuheard's favorite 10/20/2008

2008-10-20T21:30:00.001+09:00

INSPIRE - A publication from the Adobe Experience Design team
tags: adobe, blog, research, ux, visualization

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haveuheard's favorite 10/17/2008

2008-10-17T21:30:00.001+09:00

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haveuheard's favorite 10/16/2008

2008-10-16T21:30:00.001+09:00

jeanne
tags: cultural-difference, research, questionnaire, ethnography, design, tool

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haveuheard's favorite 10/14/2008

2008-10-14T21:30:00.001+09:00

INTERNET IS FUN
tags: portal, web2.0, trend, link
DRS2008 Index
tags: drs, conference, proceeding, research, paper, 2008, design
Social Networks Will Be Tomorrow's iTunes - ReadWriteWeb
tags: trends, socialnetworking, web2.0, readwriteweb, mobile

haveuheard's favorite 10/13/2008

2008-10-13T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 10/11/2008

2008-10-11T21:30:00.001+09:00

The Cooper Journal: Entries about Communicating design
tags: design, communication, persona, profile, self-report, cooper

haveuheard's favorite 10/10/2008

2008-10-10T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 10/09/2008

2008-10-09T21:30:00.001+09:00

크리스찬투데이
tags: storytelling, news
Shaping Things - Table of Contents - The MIT Press
tags: book, review, research, inspriration, mitpress
Genzuk: A Synthesis of Ethnographic Research
tags: autoethnography, observation, method, research, self-report
Autoethnography
tags: anthropology, computer, research, method, autoethnography, self-report
H2O Playlist: Autoethnography
tags: autoethnography, self-report, representation
- Autoethnography is a good accompanying search term for exploring first person narration on the Internet. It is a sociological and anthropological companion to first person narratives in non-fiction literature and film. - post by jlesage

haveuheard's favorite 10/08/2008

2008-10-08T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 10/07/2008

2008-10-07T21:30:00.001+09:00

Centre for Critical Design Practice
tags: research, critical-design, issue, university, researcher

haveuheard's favorite 09/22/2008

2008-09-22T21:30:00.001+09:00

New IBM center to focus on social software - Triangle Business Journal:
tags: business, news, it, ibm, social, sns, socialcomputing, research
- IBM Corp. is opening the IBM Center for Social Software in Cambridge, Mass., to research and quantify the effects of social software on workplace productivity.
- discover the next breakthrough application in Web 2.0 business software and persuade customers that the social software
- develops social tools for businesses including project collaboration software, unified communications and Web conferencing, and user-generated content applications.
- IBM said it has struck up partnerships with Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab for research projects on social computing.

haveuheard's favorite 09/02/2008

2008-09-02T21:30:00.001+09:00

Putting people first » Book: Product Experience
tags: product, experience, book, research, bibliography
- 11. Aesthetics in interactive products: correlates and consequences of beauty (M. Hassenzahl)
- 12. Meaning in product use - a design perspective (Stella Boss and Heimrich Hanis)
  
  13. Product expression: bridging the gap between the symbolic and the concrete (T.J.L. van Rompay)
- 15. Product emotion (P.M.A. Desmet)
  
  16. Consumption emotions (Marsha L. Richins)
- 17. Product attachment: design strategies to stimulate the emotional bonding to products (Ruth Mugge, Jan P.L. Schoormans, and Hendrik N.J.Schifferstain)
- 20. Affective meaning: the Kansei Engineering approach (Simon Schutte, Jorgen Eklund, S. Ishihara, and M. Nagamachi)
- 21. The useful interface experience: the role and transformation of usability (John M. Carroll and Helena M. Mentis)

haveuheard's favorite 09/01/2008

2008-09-01T21:30:00.001+09:00

Design for Emotion and Flow - Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design
tags: flow, design, arrows, emotion, ux, usability, paper
- The psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (1990) has described focused attention as “psychic energy”. Like energy in the traditional sense, no work can be done without it, and through work that energy is consumed. Most of us have experienced a mental/emotional state where all of our attention (or energy) is totally focused on an activity. Csikszentmihalyi (1990) named this state “flow,” based on how participants in his studies described the experience.
- flow state can be classified into the three areas; 1. Causes of Flow 2. Characteristics of Flow 3. Consequences of Flow (Novak, Hoffman and Yung, 1999)
- - A clear goal
  - Immediate feedback on the success of attempts to reach that goal
  - A challenge you’re confident you have the skills to handle
- - Loss of consciousness of self
  - Distortions in the perception of time
  - Activity is perceived as intrinsically rewarding
- The main elements designers can control are:
  - Providing immediate feedback
  - Balancing the perception of challenge against users’ skills
- he user navigates to accomplish a task, like seeking information on a particular topic or surfing for fun
- The opportunities for action are balanced with the user’s ability. At a basic level, this is accomplished by providing an uncluttered interface and eliminating unnecessary information to limit the user’s cognitive load.
- receives quick, sensory feedback in the form of a visual shift and/or sound from links, buttons, menus, or other navigation items.
- Flow and Emotion
- Flow tends to occur in situations with higher levels of challenge and skill. If the challenge is too easy, or user skill levels are very high, anxiety can be so low that there is little motivation to do anything. This level of activation or “arousal” in the body is the physiological (i.e., bodily) dimension of emotion. The level of arousal affects how intensely we experience a given emotion, and intense emotions demand our attention. In evolutionary terms,
- Both pleasant and unpleasant objects and experiences can increase arousal levels. Frustration and the excitement both increase arousal levels. So do large images, bright colors, and high contrast (van Gorp, 2006).
- Goal-directed vs. Experiential Use
  Different motivations for using a website require different designs to facilitate flow (Novak, Hoffman and Yung 1996). Novice users tend to see the Internet in a playful way, while more experienced users tend to view the Internet in a more utilitarian way (King 2003).
- Novice Users – Experiential use
  - Less challenging
  - More exploratory
  - Entertainment-oriented
- Experienced Users – tendency towards Goal-directed use
  - More challenging
  - Less exploratory
  - Connected with tasks (e.g. research, work and shopping)
The Future of the Desktop - ReadWriteWeb - Annotated
tags: desktop, web2.0, future, computing, readwriteweb, web, os, technology
- bet right and you could find the motherlode before the rest of the world and gain valuable advantages by being first. Daytraders are focused on discovering and keeping track of trends. It's a very different focus and activity from being a librarian, and it's what we are all moving towards.
  - This suggests that the point of filtering through an enormous amount of information, or with "leveraging the collective intelligence" is to get ahead, in business, presumably. But this model of competition seems as old-fashioned as the filing cabinet model of data storage. - post by braddo
- The Future of the Desktop
  - Lots of hand waving, no hard facts. Nice read, thought provoking, it points how the future could be, but not entirely convincing. - post by dmolla
- People don't want to manage all their information on the Web in the same interface they use to manage data and apps on their local PC
- The Web is an entirely different medium than the desktop and it requires a new kind of interface. The desktop of the future - what some have called "the Webtop" - still has yet to be invented.
- there has to be some kind of place that we consider to be our personal "home" and "workspace" -- but it's not going to live on any one device.
- This requires that our applications and data do not reside on local devices anymore, but rather that they will live in the cloud and be accessible via Web services.
- . Instead, all devices will synch with the cloud, where your applications, data and desktop workspace state will live as a unified, hosted service. Your desktop will appear on whatever device you login to, just as you left it wherever you last accessed it.
- If these trends continue, will the browser eventually swallow up or simply replace the desktop? Yes. In fact, it will probably happen very soon. There just isn't any reason to have a desktop outside the browser anymore. What we think of as "the desktop" is really just a perspective on our information and applications - it's really just another "page" or context in our digital lives.
- As our digital lives evolve out of the old-fashioned desktop into the browser-centric Web environment we will see a shift from organizing information spatially (directories, folders, desktops, etc.) to organizing information temporally (feeds, lifestreams, microblogs, timelines, etc.)

haveuheard's favorite 08/31/2008

2008-08-31T21:30:00.001+09:00

Phoebe Sengers - ACM author profile page
www.acm.org - The premier society in computing brings you the Computer Portal.
tags: researcher, user, information, communication, design, bibliography, sengers

haveuheard's favorite 08/25/2008

2008-08-25T21:30:00.001+09:00

Edge 255
tags: 255, tv, media

haveuheard's favorite 08/23/2008

2008-08-23T21:30:00.001+09:00

NPD Insights - The Monthly Newsletter from the NPD Group
tags: npd, marketing, statistics, consumer, resesarch, documents, database

haveuheard's favorite 08/19/2008

2008-08-19T21:30:00.001+09:00

EyeTracking-ResearchApplications.pdf (application/pdf 객체)
tags: eyetracking, research, pdf

haveuheard's favorite 08/11/2008

2008-08-11T21:31:00.001+09:00

Technology News: Social Networking: Social Networking's Next Frontier: The Mobile Phone
tags: no_tag
- New sets of diverse and niche social networks are being launched around any topic, theme or interest people may share, such as cultural-specific networks, special-interest-based networks (politics, nonprofits); local community-based networks (schools, volunteer organizations); professional-based networks such as LinkedIn and other professional associations and enterprise-based networks.
Taejon Weather Forecasts on Yahoo! Weather
tags: taejon, weather, forecast

haveuheard's favorite 08/07/2008

2008-08-07T21:32:00.001+09:00

Gui Prototyping Tools
tags: prototyping, design, tool
GUUUI - Results from a survey of web prototyping tools usage
tags: gui, survey, prototyping, tool, usage, designer, design, ux
- Some key findings:
  - There is currently no distinct consensus on what is the best tool
    to use for web prototyping
  - HTML and diagramming tools are the most commonly type of tools used
    for web prototyping
  - Macromedia Dreamveawer and Microsoft Visio are the most widely used
    tools
  - Respondents feel that the tools they use fall short on some high
    priority criteria, such as laying out and making changes to pages
  - Few seem to be perfectly happy with the tools they are using though
    users of HTML tools are strikingly more content than users of diagramming
    tools
- The results showed that prototyping tools primarily have to support:
  - Quick and easy revision of pages
  - Quick and easy layout of pages
  - An easy way to demonstrate the prototype to clients and team members
  - Quick and easy site wide revisions
  Less important is it that a web prototyping tool:
  - Is able to simulate advanced functionality (e.g. scrolling and selecting
    items from a drop-down list)
  - Is easy to learn
  - Produces good-looking prototypes
  The answers about whether the tools that the respondents use live
  up to their requirements showed that the tools fall short on some high
  priority criteria. They primarily fail in supporting:
  - Quick and easy revision of pages
  - Quick and easy site wide revisions
  - Quick and easy layout of pages
- - HTML tools have a high overall score, with site wide revision being
    the major problem
  - Diagramming doesn't score high on any criteria, and is considered
    particularly poor at supporting site wide revisions and simulating
    advanced functionality
  - The respondents using a presentation tool find that their tools
    are very easy to use and suitable for presentation and setting up pages
  - Respondents using non-computerized tools feel hat the approach fall
    short when having to do site wide revisions
Dotty Studio | 애플의 디자인 프로세스와 디자인 중심의 조직
tags: design, apple, process
Designing for Ludic Aspects of Everyday Life
tags: gaver, researcher, probe, cultural, latent, visual, ucd, method
A List Apart: Articles: Inside Your Users’ Minds: The Cultural Probe
tags: probe, visual, user, ucd, cultural, method

haveuheard's favorite 08/04/2008

2008-08-04T21:33:00.001+09:00

Persona Creation: Persona Types
tags: persona, profile
Persona Builder: Web based tool for creating personas - Home
tags: personas, persona, builder, application, tool, profile
For Motorola scientists, nosiness can be a virtue -- chicagotribune.com
tags: chicagotribune, nosiness, sns, social, tv, iptv
- The earliest type of messaging was sending a simple thumbs up or thumbs down to the other home, using a repurposed TiVo remote. Later, participants could use a keyboard for real-time chatting or invite friends to watch a show
- Patterns in behavior
  Metcalf's team is still combing through the latest testing data but observed some general behavior patterns. Elaine Huang, senior staff researcher, said "conversations are pushing out beyond TV," with one group of users proposing a pizza outing over chat. Joe Tullio, senior research scientist, saw that male viewers were chatting more with their friends' significant others.
- The researchers print important quotes or observations on notecards, which are then tacked on the walls of a conference room in the Galvin Center at Motorola's Schaumburg campus. Noel Massey, principal staff research engineer, came up with the idea of printing bar codes on the cards so they could be easily scanned into a computer database.
Three Important Benefits of Personas
tags: personas, persona, profile, benefit, effect, application
- Psychologists call this 'grounding'—the natural behavior of initially finding a known reference point in a foreign information space.
- While grounding helps people adjust to complex situations, it can be detrimental when it happens during the design process. If, while conjuring up an interface, designers ground themselves in the design, they run the serious risk of creating an interface that only they can use.
- Any tools that help designers prevent the natural behavior of grounding helps them attack the design more objectively, with their target user in mind.
- Benefit #1: Preventing Grounding with Personas
- Personas are model users that the team creates to help understand the goals, motivations, and behaviors of the people who will use the interface. The persona represents behavior patterns, helping the designer understand the flow of the user's day and how the interface will fit into it.
- Benefit #2: The Oral Tradition Lives On
- The team members had made up lives for these people, usually based on the actual observations they made when they studied real users. They constantly used these imaginary lives to relate important stories about how these users would interact with the proposed designs.
- Using just the oral tradition, the stories become distorted with every new telling. Many of the teams prevented this distortion by capturing the stories along with the persona descriptions.
- Benefit #3: The Role Personas Play in Role Playing
- From an early age, we use role playing as a way to safely explore the world around us. By pretending to be different people, we can try things out from their perspective, seeing if their viewpoint is different from our own
- When we adopt a role, we can start to view the world around us from that person's perspective. Using the persona as the target role, we can identify how that person will interact with the design and the issues that will arise.
- To get the benefits, the personas have to have rich, relevant detail. They need to accurately represent the users the team is aiming for.
- The benefits of preventing grounding, encouraging story telling, and enhancing role playing are rarely discussed, yet very present when you see the method in full force. It's these benefits that guide our belief that personas will be a trusted method for many years to come.
Personas vs. User Descriptions; Apples vs. Tomatoes » UIE Brain Sparks
tags: uie, persona, user, description
- In my mind, Christopher is clearly confusing Personas with User Descriptions. User descriptions are what-we-think-we-know-now writeups of who uses our design and why. Personas, on the other hand, are carefully researched and crafted personalities we create to focus the design energy.
- User descriptions help us see where our thinking is, help new team members come up to speed, and help us identify where we may have made assumptions that could turn out false. Personas helps us get past the this-design-is-for-every-breathing-being problem and help us focus our attention on the needs of three to seven specific individuals.
- So, I recommend we call things by their names and not try and bunch different types of design activities and deliverables under one name. (And don’t even get me started with the folks who often refer to usability tests as focus groups.
Don Norman's jnd.org / Ad-Hoc Personas & Empathetic Focus
tags: jnd, jnd.org, persona, norman
- Empathetic focus. By focus I mean that the design must be clean and coherent. It is not a collection of features added willy-nilly through the life-span of the product, even if each feature by itself makes sense. Rather it is having a clear image of what the product is meant to be -- and what it is not meant to be -- and rejecting features that do not fit, only accepting ones that do. By empathy, I mean an understanding of and identification with the user population, the better to ensure that they will be able to take advantage of the product, to use it readily and easily -- not with frustration but with pleasure.
- We quickly invented one relevant Persona per case: a hard-working, single mother (case one), a serious full-time student with no outside experience or responsibilities (case two), and a lackadaisical, laid-back goof-off (for three). Unlike traditional Persona studies, these were all made-up, but each was described in sufficient detail (including names), so that the group all agreed they felt like people they knew
- I have found that an excellent way to use a Persona is to have someone role-play the part.
Practical Personas: The User Is Always Right
tags: personas, usability, persona
Cooper Journal: The Origin of Personas
tags: personas, cooper, profile, user, behavior
Personas and Goal-Directed Design: An Interview with Kim Goodwin
tags: goaldirected, design, persona, interview, researcher, ux, interface
- emphasizes identifying goals of users
  before doing any formal design.
- "Who's really using
  this, and what do they really want to accomplish?
- they are powerful design, measurement, and communication
  tools.
- the technology industry is doing things
  backwards
- If you start with a deeply
  flawed design, usability testing will diagnose many of the problems, but won't
  necessarily point to a cure. Iteration won't get you to a great design
- That moment of conceptualization is an intuitive leap
  I don't think any methodology can replace. The Goal-Directed methodology reduces
  the size of the leap and provides tools for evaluating the quality of the result--in
  that sense, I think it's probably better for inexperienced designers than some
  other methods.
- Because any application designed for
  the web can be distributed almost for free, companies take that as permission
  to launch products or services in "web time," without really thinking
  through the business plan, the design, or a whole host of other crucial factors.
Cuil
tags: search, searchengine, cuil, tools, web, engine, search-engine, searchengines

haveuheard's favorite 08/01/2008

2008-08-01T21:31:00.001+09:00

AVING Korea - Global News Network
tags: aving, shopping, product

haveuheard's favorite 07/29/2008

2008-07-29T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 07/28/2008

2008-07-28T21:31:00.001+09:00

Jing Project: Visual conversation starts here. Mac or Windows.
tags: screencast, techsmith, camtasia, screencapture, software, tools, web2.0, collaboration, jing, presentations
- a tool to take videos of screen activirty and share it...
  - post by vahidm
- Haven't had a chance to explore this, but wanted to add to my bookmarks to review later.
  - post by lainiemcgann
- 動画にコメントを入れることはできない。 - post by norifumi
- 截屏软件。
  - post by guodong
- Techsmith's free screencasting tool - really cool way to share a screenshot or screenvideo and instantly produce a web URL to share with anyone!
  - post by youcanreachtim
- 对于一个写IT类新闻的Blog来说，屏幕抓取软件应该是必备的工具，通常我使用SnagIT或Fashstone Caputre这两款工具。不过，今天发现了一款非常不错的同类软件，值得向大家推荐一下。该软件名为Jing，分别支持MAC及Windows平台，而在Windows下需要.Net 3.0组件支持。其实Jing的创建者就是SnagIT的创建者TechSmith公司，但Jing是完全免费的，而SnagIT却要卖39.95美元。
  Jing这款软件比较有特色的地方在于，除了提供图片抓取及视频录制外，还集成了TechSmith的另外一款服务Screencast(一个专门存储截屏文件的空间），你可以在截屏或录制后直接把文件上传到Screencast中，同时还像YouTube那样可通过代码调用把视频内置到自已的Blog中，整个就是一条龙服务。
  
  经过我的试用，感觉这款软件还是非常不错的，尤其对于那些经常要录制DEMO视频的人来说，可以节省大量的时间。
  - post by cherry36900
- get it while it is still free! Very similar to Wink or SnapZ pro but, with free server space!!!! Imagin if your student's could create their own lesson reveiws, how to video, and more . . . your students + their imagination . . .hmmmmmmm.
  
  Try it and see what happens!
  
  - post by grendel133
- microsoft framenetwork 3.0 required - post by drchoi
- The concept of Jing is the always-ready program that instantly captures and shares images and video…from your computer to anywhere. - post by alanpoon
- 不下载，不注册，能否看看其他人上传的效果？ - post by digitip
- Esta ferramenta permite fazer capturas do écrân (todo ou parte), às quais podemos juntar som/voz. Os filmes das capturas são guardados na Internet e podem ser partilhados.
  Útil para fazer vídeo-tutoriais acerca do funcionamento de aplicações. - post by carlosvaz

haveuheard's favorite 07/22/2008

2008-07-22T21:32:00.001+09:00

VTK Home Page
tags: visualization, opensource, vtk, 3d, sns, information, networking, network
FFFFOUND!
tags: photography, design, inspiration, photos, blog, community, image, bookmarking, searchengine
- 8 June beta testing - post by zoomin
- FFFFOUND! é um site onde você pode postar e visualizar
  as suas imagens preferidas da web e, além disso, ver dicas (ao lado de
  cada imagem) para que você se inspire e encontre cada vez mais imagens
  favoritas. Na minha opinião, é uma belíssima fonte de inspiração pra
  fotógrafos e pessoas que trabalham com imagens. - post by hopper
- Image bookmarking - post by kwbridge
Computerlove™ | Connecting Creative Talents.
tags: design, computerlove, inspiration, blog, community, webdesign, illustration, portal, searchengine, image, visualization

haveuheard's favorite 07/17/2008

2008-07-17T21:31:00.001+09:00

Twelve (12) emerging best practice for adding user experience work to agile software development
tags: agile, ux, research, method

haveuheard's favorite 07/16/2008

2008-07-16T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 07/15/2008

2008-07-15T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 07/02/2008

2008-07-02T21:30:00.001+09:00

Socialstream
tags: no_tag
- Explore users' basic social networking and communication needs
- Discover how a unified social network could provide benefit to users
- We received over 90 responses, from which we selected ten participants for our initial interviews. These users varied across their age, job, internet experience, and the communication tools they use.
- - To access information with little effort
  - The ability to communicate with all contacts, regardless of the sites or services they use
  - To keep informed about someone through updates about their recent activity
  - To have someone perform a task on someone else's behalf
  - To feel in control of what they are doing and their information
  - To not have to go through redundant steps for routine tasks
  - To have easy and understandable sharing
- seven social networking behavior patterns, which we defined as archetypes.
- These archetypes are distinct from personas in that they do not represent a single person but patterns of behavior.
Socialstream
tags: no_tag
- - Similarity and interests become more important online than physical proximity
  - Social network usage is contagious. People join on a single suggestion, but require more motivation to continue use.
  - The connections listed in any single online service are incomplete.
  - Simple connections do not mirror the complex nature of real relationships.
- Sites differ in the type of content and amount of shared personal material.
- Sites tend to emphasize connection over expression, while market successes can be found in varying positions
Human-Computer Interaction Institute - Carnegie Mellon University
tags: humancomputer, HCI, research, researcher, school
IDG IT Information Vertical Portal
tags: idg, news, it, trend
Socialstream
tags: research, social-networks, google, socialnetworking, community, socialstream, web2.0
- Our team considered how online social networking could bring greater value to users, especially for ages above twenty. After initial brainstorming and research, we chose to focus on the effects of a new model for online social networking: a unified social network that, as a service, provides social data to many other applications.

haveuheard's favorite 06/30/2008

2008-06-30T21:30:00.001+09:00

Searchme Visual Search - Beta - rev. 1.090
tags: searchme, searchengine, visual, web2.0, webservice

haveuheard's favorite 06/23/2008

2008-06-23T21:32:00.001+09:00

hugo liu - writing - ♪ la re fa re ♪
tags: researcher, hugo, SNS, bibliography

haveuheard's favorite 06/18/2008

2008-06-18T21:30:00.001+09:00

1024人応援団!
tags: generator, 1024人応援団, web2.0, SNS
- 画像をアップロードすると、1024人の応援団がプラカードで表現 - post by tamacky
★럭셔리파크^^★
tags: shopping
♥ ── 홍대언니 ── ♥ ────── 새옷만으론 부족한 스타일 채우기 ──────
tags: 홍대언니, shopping
Y o o m ' [윰]
tags: 윰, shopping

haveuheard's favorite 06/17/2008

2008-06-17T21:30:00.001+09:00

That design is money! - physical interface
tags: ATM, physical, interaction, UX
The feedly story
tags: feedly, tool, SNS, aggregator
CyberArticle
tags: cyberarticle, tool, research
IPTV News
tags: iptv, news
An introduction to IPTV: Page 1
tags: iptv

haveuheard's favorite 06/16/2008

2008-06-16T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 06/12/2008

2008-06-12T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 06/11/2008

2008-06-11T21:30:00.001+09:00

Coverholic
tags: coverholic, SNS, web2.0
Social Network Sites: Definition, History, and Scholarship
tags: socialnetworking, research, definition, community, socialnetwork, web2.0, socialnetworks, social
- Extensive and useful background on origins of social networks and their characteristics.
  - post by pgillin

haveuheard's favorite 06/09/2008

2008-06-09T21:31:00.001+09:00

280 Slides - Create & Share Presentations Online
tags: presentation, slides, web2.0, powerpoint, presentations, 280, tool, tools, webservice
Blackwell Synergy - Psychophysiology, Volume 36 Issue 5 Page 619-627, September 1999 (Article Abstract)
tags: research, emotion, medium, link, emotionaldesign, journal, psychology, image-processing
Scopus - My Profile
tags: no_tag
- assword in order to export

haveuheard's favorite 06/08/2008

2008-06-08T21:31:00.001+09:00

DESIGN ICONS.
tags: icons, design

haveuheard's favorite 06/07/2008

2008-06-07T21:30:00.001+09:00

DLIST - User analysis in HCI: the historical lesson from individual differences research
tags: research, hci, dlist, journal, bibliography, researcher, library, HCI, arizona
User analysis in HCI—the historical lessons from individual differences research
tags: hci, user, acm, analysis, individual, difference, profiling
The PDMA Toolbook for New Product ... - Google Book Search
tags: toolbook, pdma, service, management, design
IRI | Innovation
tags: iri, journal, innovation, management
IngentaConnect Publication: Research-Technology Management
tags: researchtechnology, journal, ingenta, list
MIT World » : Democratizing Innovation
tags: hippel, book, democratizing, innovation, MIT, researcher
Eric Von Hippel's Homepage
tags: no_tag
- von Hippel, Eric (1989) "New Product Ideas from 'Lead Users'", Research Management, 32, No. 3 (May-June): 24-27
Eric Von Hippel's Homepage
tags: hippel, innovation, researcher, lead-user, methodology, profiling, user, consumer

haveuheard's favorite 06/06/2008

2008-06-06T21:30:00.001+09:00

Design and Living :: 네이버 카페
tags: no_tag
- guess there were some proble
Journal of Product Innovation Management - Elsevier
tags: elsevier, product, innovation, management, journal
Personas, Goals, and Emotional Design :: UXmatters
tags: uxmatters, personas, profile, user, ux, ucd
UPA - The Usability Professionals' Association
tags: UPA, usability, researcher, research, UCD, UX
Articles and Publications
tags: bibliography, microsoft, researcher, publications
- Incorporating user archetypes into scenario-based design
SpringerLink - 도서의 장
tags: no_tag
- different cultures may
  use different cognitive tools for perception and reasoning.
- As a framework, we will suggest a theory of complementary positions that insists on solid accounts
  from all observer positions in relation to perspective, standpoint and focus
Reports, Articles, and Papers from Constantine & Lockwood, Ltd.
tags: report, lockwood, UCD, UX, newsletter
Understanding individual human mobility patterns : Article : Nature
tags: mobility, nature, pattern, complex, network, link, barabasi

haveuheard's favorite 06/05/2008

2008-06-05T21:30:00.001+09:00

haveuheard's favorite 06/04/2008

2008-06-04T21:30:00.001+09:00

ETRA: Archive
tags: etra, acm, eyetracking
[WorldCat.org]
tags: no_tag
CiteULike: Frequently Asked Questions
tags: no_tag
- Add academic papers you find online, with minimal effort. Automatically, extracts citation information from supported sites like ACM, IEEE. Saved citations can be dowloaded in BibTex and EndNote formats.
  - post by sarutv
- Halleluja. - post by ctscho
- ou can choose whichever tags y
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on usability
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, usability, UX
- Usability evaluation considered harmful (some of the time) [abstract]
  
  Authors: Saul Greenberg (University of Calgary) and Bill Buxton (Microsoft Research)
- usability evaluation has a significant role to play when conditions warrant it. Yet evaluation can be ineffective and even harmful if naively done ‘by rule’ rather than ‘by thought’
- f done without regard to how cultures adopt technology over time, then today’s reluctant reactions by users will forestall tomorrow’s eager acceptance. The choice of evaluation methodology - if any - must arise from and be appropriate for the actual problem or research question under consideration.
- Defending design decisions with usability evidence: a case study
  
  Authors: Erin Friess (Carnegie Mellon University)
- what novice designers discursively use as evidence to support design decisions. User-centered design has suggested that all design decisions should be made with the concern for the user at the forefront, and, ideally, this concern should be represented by findings discovered within user-centered research.
- they routinely do not use user-centered research findings to defend their design decisions. Instead these novice designers use less definitive and more designer-centered forms of evidence.
- Using participants’ real data in usability testing: lessons learned
- authentic tasks, real users, and the appropriate fidelity of prototypes, considering them carefully in our efforts to simulate people’s real-life interactions with our products
- Incorporating users’ real data into your usability test requires additional time and effort, along with certain considerations, but it can lead to richer and more valid usability results.
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on sustainability
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, sustainability, sustainable
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on strategic issues
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, strategy, planning, methodology
- practices and designs ‘for the full range of human experience’
- aesthetic, affective, and ludic that emphasize particular qualities and contexts of experience
- These developments can be viewed in terms of one of the seminal commitments of HCI, ‘to know the user’.
- We propose that an interactional perspective on how emotion is constructed, shared and experienced, may be a good basis for designing affective interactional systems that do not infringe on privacy or autonomy, but instead empowers users.
- An exploratory study aimed at understanding how users form evaluative judgments during the first experiences with a product as well as after four weeks of use.
- evaluative judgment related to the overall satisfaction with the product, was largely formed on the basis of pragmatic aspects (i.e. utility and usability) during the first experiences;
- beauty judgments were largely affected by stimulation (e.g. novelty) during the first experiences. Over time stimulation lost its power to make the product beautiful in the users’ eyes.
- 1) a bottom-up ‘ideas’ culture, (2) a data-driven engineering approach, (3) a fast, highly iterative web development cycle, and (4) a global product perspective of designing for multiple countries.
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on social context
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, SNS, social, context, UX
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on security
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, security
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on social applications
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, SNS, social-network
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on product design
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, product, design, industrialdesign
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on mobility
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, mobile, mobility
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on mobile banking
tags: 2008, CHI, conference, list, papers, selection, mobile
Putting people first » CHI 2008: a selection on emerging markets
tags: 2008, CHI, emerging, papers, selection, list, conference
CrunchGear » Archive » MIT students demonstrate their Android applications
tags: crunchgear, google, android, mobileservice, SNS, openapi
블로터닷넷 - MIT 학생들이 만든 구글 '안드로이드' 애플리케이션
tags: android, webservice, mobile, google, openapi, SNS
VOIP TOOLBOX: 30+ VoIP Services
tags: voip, toolbox, list, tools
VoIP on WEB2.0 :: Skype 대안이 될 수 있는 30가지 VoIP 서비스
tags: VoIP, list, webservice
블로터닷넷 - IPTV의 킬러 서비스
tags: iptv, servicedesign, trend
블로터닷넷 - KT, 서버기반컴퓨팅으로 교육정보화 업그레이드
tags: sbc, webservice, SNS, KT, server, platform
BT's New CEO Has Work to Do
tags: bt, technology, businessweek, article, telco
- biggest fixed-line provider was a stuffy, bureaucratic mess. It was $20 billion in debt and had been forced to sell off its wireless unit—at the time its biggest potential growth engine—to avoid bankruptcy.
- elping achieve Verwaayen's "Broadband Britain" vision, and during the three years he headed up the company's retail division—which sells services to consumers—business boomed. Today the unit has roughly 12.6 million phone and Internet customers.
- The problem is, BT's overall growth has slowed to just 1% to 2% annually. To kick up the top line, the company must enter new businesses.
BT's New CEO Has Work to Do
tags: no_tag
- Livingston also has concerns about the economic structure of rules requiring BT to share its network with rivals. British regulators forced the company to split off part of its business—the network, or "wholesale" component—to ensure that rivals could rent access on the network on equal terms.
- mphasis on innovation. The company is tapping ideas from startups as far away as India and Israel. Working with external sources of innovation will help BT become more agile,
Nissan's Design Future
tags: nissan, article, businessweek, car, design
- "I am often asked whether Nissan needs a more consistent design theme. But diversity is a strength of Nissan. We don't feel the need for a common set of design elements," he
- But now that we are looking at the next generation models to be sold all over the globe, I want new inspiration."
- Provocative Modernity: Modernity with a strong and fresh presence that may create controversy. Summed-up by the GTR supercar
  Energetic Agility: A design with the sentiment of agility, energy, and passion, like a cheetah at full speed.
  Playful Function : Not merely functional, but a design that is a joy to use. We aim to heighten these values and to inspire our customers through the power of design.
Refocusing on Digital Cameras
tags: marketing, trend, digital-camera, image, article, contents
- According to Chris Chute of research firm IDC (IDC), we will "see a gradually maturing market where sales growth gradually levels off—at about 35 million units per year in the U.S., as opposed to 38 million in 2007." He also points out that in 2007, 131 million units were shipped worldwide. This represented a 24% growth rate, compared with 15% in 2006
- what the industry calls "prosumer" DSLRs. With an average price of about $800, fatter margins, and a healthy accessory market, DSLRs have really been a boon to manufacturers, particularly Canon (CAJ) and Nikon (NINOF).
- Originally, it seemed men were pretty much the only ones sporting these status symbols around their necks. But according to IDC's Chute, in the last year the demographics have started to shift toward women as manufacturers have put a lot of effort into producing smaller and lighter models, such as the Nikon D60.
- Trail (the Olympus Stylus 1030SW) or a DSLR that can capture your kids' sporting achievements at three frames per second (the Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10), you will it find in the slide show.
웹초보의 Tech 2.1 :: 땡전 한푼 없이 배우는 인터넷 영어 공부...
tags: english
user-centered design bibliography
tags: no_tag
Goodreads | get book recommendations from people you know
tags: books, socialnetworking, reading, social, community, web2.0, literature, book
- social networking site for book worms
  - post by jmaddrell
- A social network for readers, to "see what your friends are reading, keep track of what you've read and what you'd like to read, and get great book recommendations from people you know.
  
  - post by franniedid
[WorldCat.org] Search for books, music, videos, articles and more in libraries near you
tags: library, search, books, libraries, research, reference, database, worldcat, bibliography
- worldcat libraries - post by lkwdpl
- WorldCat is the world's largest network of library content and services. WorldCat libraries are dedicated to providing access to their resources on the Web, where most people start their search for information. - post by kyokoap
- WorldCat is the world's largest network of library content and services. WorldCat libraries are dedicated to providing access to their resources on the Web, where most people start their search for information. - post by alanpoon
Find in a Library : Handbook of emotion elicitation and assessment
tags: research, emotion, assessment
- - Coan, J. A., & Allen, J. J. B. (2007). Handbook of emotion elicitation and assessment. Series in affective science. New York: Oxford University Press.
  Chicago (Author-Date)
FindSounds - Sound Types
tags: sounds, audio, music, sound, search, media, download, mp3
- What types of sounds can be found on the Web using FindSounds? Below is a partial list. Click on any link below to perform a search, or enter one or more words in the search box above and then click on the Search button. - post by rjjjsp
- Animals
  alligator,
  baboon,
  bat,
  bear,
  boar,
  buffalo,
  calf,
  camel,
  cat,
  cheetah,
  chimpanzee,
  chinchilla,
  chipmunk,
  cougar,
  cow,
  coyote,
  crocodile,
  deer,
  dinosaur,
  dog,
  dolphin,
  donkey,
  elephant,
  elk,
  ferret,
  fox,
  frog,
  gibbon,
  goat,
  gorilla,
  guinea pig,
  hippo,
  horse,
  hyena,
  jaguar,
  kitten,
  lamb,
  lemur,
  leopard,
  lion,
  llama,
  lynx,
  marmot,
  monkey,
  mouse,
  orca,
  panda,
  panther,
  pig,
  prairie dog,
  puppy,
  raccoon,
  rat,
  rattlesnake,
  rhinoceros,
  sea lion,
  seal,
  sheep,
  snake,
  squirrel,
  tiger,
  toad,
  whale,
  wolf,
  zebra
  
  Birds
  blackbird,
  blue jay,
  bluebird,
  bobwhite,
  budgie,
  bunting,
  canary,
  cardinal,
  catbird,
  chick,
  chickadee,
  chicken,
  coot,
  cowbird,
  crane,
  crow,
  dove,
  duck,
  eagle,
  falcon,
  finch,
  flamingo,
  flicker,
  flycatcher,
  goldfinch,
  goose,
  grackle,
  grebe,
  grosbeak,
  grouse,
  gull,
  hawk,
  heron,
  hummingbird,
  jay,
  junco,
  kestrel,
  killdeer,
  kingbird,
  kingfisher,
  kinglet,
  kookaburra,
  lark,
  loon,
  macaw,
  magpie,
  mallard,
  martin,
  meadowlark,
  mockingbird,
  mynah,
  nightingale,
  nuthatch,
  oriole,
  osprey,
  ovenbird,
  owl,
  parrot,
  parula,
  peacock,
  pheasant,
  pigeon,
  pipit,
  quail,
  raven,
  redstart,
  robin,
  rooster,
  sandpiper,
  sapsucker,
  seagull,
  shrike,
  siskin,
  skua,
  skylark,
  snipe,
  sparrow,
  starling,
  swallow,
  swan,
  swift,
  tanager,
  tern,
  thrasher,
  thrush,
  towhee,
  turkey,
  vireo,
  vulture,
  warbler,
  waxwing,
  whippoorwill,
  woodpecker,
  wren
  
  Holidays
  Christmas
  sleigh bells;
  Halloween
  creak,
  evil laugh,
  ghost,
  howl,
  monster,
  scream,
  witch;
  Independence
  firecrackers,
  fireworks;
  New Year's
  balloon,
  party horn,
  pop cork;
  Thanksgiving
  turkey
  
  Household
  blender,
  blinds,
  boiling,
  bottle,
  bubbles,
  can,
  chair,
  clock,
  coffee,
  cork,
  crystal,
  cuckoo clock,
  dishes,
  door,
  door bell,
  door knob,
  door slam,
  drain,
  drawer,
  drip,
  dryer,
  fan,
  fire extinguisher,
  gate,
  ice cubes,
  kettle,
  keys,
  latch,
  lighter,
  lock,
  match,
  oven,
  phone,
  pot,
  pour liquid,
  razor,
  scissors,
  shower,
  soda,
  spray,
  switch,
  tape,
  timer,
  toaster,
  toothbrush,
  toy,
  trash,
  vacuum cleaner,
  velcro,
  washing machine,
  window,
  zipper
  
  Insects
  bee,
  cicada,
  cricket,
  fly,
  katydid,
  mosquito,
  wasp
  
  Mayhem
  arrow,
  artillery,
  attack,
  battle,
  bomb,
  bullet,
  broken glass,
  cannon,
  chains,
  crash,
  explosion,
  fight,
  fireball,
  grenade,
  gun,
  handcuff,
  knife,
  laser,
  machine gun,
  missile,
  mortar,
  musket,
  phaser,
  pistol,
  punch,
  ricochet,
  rifle,
  rocket,
  shotgun,
  silencer,
  slap,
  sword,
  torpedo,
  whip
  
  Miscellaneous
  beep,
  button,
  buzz,
  cartoon noises,
  chirp,
  clap,
  click,
  creak,
  crunch,
  cut,
  electric current,
  electric sparks,
  fall,
  fanfare,
  flap,
  growl,
  hiss,
  howl,
  knock,
  leak,
  metal,
  Morse code,
  noise,
  pop,
  rattle,
  ring,
  rip,
  roar,
  robot,
  scrape,
  scratch,
  screech,
  skid,
  snap,
  snip,
  splash,
  splat,
  spring,
  squeak,
  squeal,
  static,
  steam,
  stone,
  swing,
  tear,
  thud,
  underwater,
  wood
  
  Musical Instruments
  agogo,
  banjo,
  bass drum,
  bassoon,
  bongos,
  brass,
  cabasa,
  castanets,
  cello,
  clarinet,
  claves,
  congas,
  cowbell,
  cuica,
  cymbal,
  didgeridoo,
  drum loop,
  drum rimshot,
  drum roll,
  drum solo,
  drumsticks,
  flute,
  gong,
  guiro,
  guitar,
  harmonica,
  harp,
  harpsichord,
  high hat,
  jaw harp,
  maracas,
  marimba,
  metronome,
  oboe,
  orchestra,
  organ,
  percussion,
  piano,
  saxophone,
  shaker,
  sitar,
  snare drum,
  synthesizer,
  tabla,
  tambourine,
  timbales,
  tom tom,
  triangle,
  trombone,
  trumpet,
  tuning fork,
  tympani,
  vibraphone,
  violin,
  woodblock,
  xylophone
  
  Nature
  cave,
  earthquake,
  fire,
  forest,
  geyser,
  jungle,
  lava,
  lightning,
  ocean,
  rain,
  storm,
  stream,
  surf,
  swamp,
  thunder,
  tornado,
  water,
  waterfall,
  wind
  
  Noisemakers
  alarm,
  beeper,
  bell,
  buzzer,
  chime,
  foghorn,
  horn,
  siren,
  slide whistle,
  sonar,
  whistle
  
  Office
  briefcase,
  cash register,
  coins,
  computer keyboard,
  computer printer,
  elevator,
  fax,
  file cabinet,
  modem,
  mouse click,
  pager,
  paper,
  pencil sharpener,
  phone,
  projector,
  stapler,
  teletype,
  typewriter
  
  People
  applause,
  baby,
  bite,
  boo,
  breath,
  burp,
  cheer,
  chew,
  chomp,
  cough,
  crowd,
  cry,
  drink,
  eat,
  fart,
  footsteps,
  gargle,
  gasp,
  giggle,
  groan,
  grunt,
  gulp,
  heartbeat,
  hiccup,
  kiss,
  laugh,
  moan,
  scream,
  shiver,
  sigh,
  slurp,
  sneeze,
  snicker,
  sniff,
  snore,
  write,
  yawn,
  yell
  
  Sports and Recreation
  baseball,
  basketball,
  billiards,
  bowling,
  camera,
  cards,
  dice,
  dominos,
  fishing,
  golf,
  karate,
  Pac-Man,
  pinball,
  ping pong,
  scuba,
  slot machine,
  tap dance,
  tennis
  
  Tools
  axe,
  broom,
  chain saw,
  construction,
  drill,
  factory,
  Geiger counter,
  generator,
  grinder,
  hammer,
  jackhammer,
  lawnmower,
  machinery,
  nail,
  planer,
  pump,
  ratchet,
  saw,
  shovel,
  toolbox,
  torch,
  turbine,
  wrench
  
  TV and Movies
  Tim Allen,
  Beavis and Butthead,
  Bewitched,
  Bionic Man,
  Daffy Duck,
  Flintstones,
  Elmer Fudd,
  Godzilla,
  Jetsons,
  Jurassic Park,
  Psycho,
  Monty Python,
  Roadrunner,
  Scooby Doo,
  Simpsons,
  Star Trek,
  Star Wars,
  Tarzan,
  Taz,
  Three Stooges,
  Tigger,
  Ace Ventura,
  Woody Woodpecker,
  Xena
  
  Vehicles
  airplane,
  ambulance,
  bicycle,
  boat,
  brakes,
  bus,
  car,
  car door,
  collision,
  dragster,
  engine,
  Ferrari,
  ferry,
  helicopter,
  jet,
  motor,
  motorcycle,
  police car,
  Porsche,
  race car,
  ship,
  submarine,
  subway,
  tank,
  tires,
  tractor,
  traffic,
  train,
  trolley,
  truck,
  windshield - post by teajay
- Use need examples from search page
  - post by jrobison
How to detect lies - body language, reactions, speech patterns
tags: no_tag
- body language, reactions, speech patterns - post by zhesto
- this article is about recocgnizing specific body gestures to tell when someone may be lying to you. It is relevant to what we discussed today in the sense that we need to be paying attention to what out world simulation groups are going to be like with their own new body language and gestures. - post by stadros
- This is a really cool site relating to gestures and other nonverbal cues that people may give off when they are being unthruthful. It has things like types of eye contact and smiles. It also has other neat thinks related to body language. So ENJOY! - post by kittell5
- This is a really cool site related to gestures and language. It talks about how there are numerous ways to express oneself, even without words. Furthermore, it talks about how sometimes one's nonverbal cues may give away that said person may be acting untruthfully. There are also other neat links to other things about body language. So ENJOY! - post by kittell5
- This article was very beneficial as well as interesting to me. We all are in college to get a degree in something or another and after that degree we are going to be out in the work force. I think this site will be helpful to all of us so we can detect liers. This site tells you what motions the "lier" will go through when being confronted on their lies as well as a lot of other things too. - post by kdarnall
- This is a good breakdown of the behavioral "tells" that reveal a lie; body language, reactions, speech patterns (blifaloo.com). - post by docbadwrench
- In additon to the very helpful (and funny) smiley faces, this article does give some good examples on how to read body language. This site is maybe a little very user friendly and easy to see what different gestures mean. - post by mayapettitscott
- sorry here's is my tag! - post by mayapettitscott
- How to Detect Lies
  Introduction to Detecting Lies:
  The following techniques to telling if someone is lying are often used by police, and security experts. This knowledge is also useful for managers, employers, and for anyone to use in everyday situations - post by rjjjsp
- This should help to improve our style of liying : perhaps, future lies would be like saying what others would like to hear... - post by chanio
- Our section on body language relates directly to this page. - post by har3333
- Hands touching their face, throat & mouth. Touching or
  scratching the nose or behind their ear. Not likely
  to touch his chest/heart with an open hand.
- Timing is off between emotions gestures/expressions and words.
  Example: Someone says "I love it!" when receiving a gift,
  and then smile after making that statement, rather then at the same
  time the statement is made.
- Eye Movement and Lying
  
  How to tell if someone is lying based
  
  on the movements of their
  eyes.
  
  Body Language and Flirting
  
  Learn how men and women use
  
  non-verbal communication in courtship.

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2008-06-03T21:31:00.001+09:00

TED: Ideas worth spreading
tags: ideas, conference, ted, technology, inspiration, education, innovation, design
- Incredible collection of videos showcasing ideas from today's most influential thinkers.
  - post by shawnmauser
- Inspired talks by the world's greatest thinkers and doers [TED.com] - post by torriseng
Welcome to StumbleUpon - Annotated
tags: web2.0, social, community, tools, web, search, bookmarking, firefox
- I love stumbleiupon - post by atomicpup
- It is a free tool that lets you search, browse, review
  Share great webpages while meeting new people. - post by jaydugger
- Is SU Gone off the air?? - post by marian
- Search sites bookmarked by a community - post by coreslider
- 任意に設定したフィルターを通して、ランダムにサイトを表示、評価。
  また、SNS的な要素もある模様。 - post by masaya
- Great way to find random sites that you're interested in. - post by rev3rb
- Tagging search engine that allows you to "Stumble Upon" new websites. - post by justinwhitaker
- A truly great way to find cool stuff on the internet. Stumble around, find sites, then "like" or "dislike" them to teach StumbleUpon what sort of stuff you like. - post by docbadwrench
- A tool for the truely ADD...look a penny... - post by clownsonfire
- A tool for the truely ADD...look a penny... - post by clownsonfire
- social bookmarking toolbar - post by project-tnn
- StumbleUpon helps you discover great websites.ってどんなことできるの？ - post by zelazny
- Like delicious but not as focused - post by roychapin
- Look a penny lol.
  - post by eemorningwood
- Firefox extension offers an addictive way to search via categories or keywords or happenstance; you train it, with thumbs up or down on sites, so it learns your tastes; I prefer searches on keywords so far, and have had little desire to "network" - post by jlesage
- valeu esta tb ! - post by prizzo
- Using IE / Firefox extension, people evualte (I LIKE / I DON't like) + comment web sites they visit - post by jeanmichelg
- ブックマーク共有。ほかの人がポストしたサイトをランダムに表示してくれるFirefoxツールバーも。 - post by e_s_jp
- Stumbleupon is a brilliant downloadable toolbar that beds into your browser and gives you the chance to surf through thousands of excellent pages that have been stumbled upon by other web-users - post by akpe76
- [en] The most famous social bookmarks like del.icio.us, StumbleUpon provides the toolbar for IE and Firefox. - post by chenjing
- Un outil de veille et de recherche d'informations sur le web. Le moteur vous propose des résultats basés sur vos goûts et thèmes de prédilection, grâce à un système de mots clés. - post by wared_
MTmini - How To « AudioTouch and more
tags: mtmini, audiotouch, multi-touch, tabletop, tech, multitouch
- This uses Front Diffused Illumination, with normal ambient light (infrared not required or needed) and a normal off-the-shelf webcam (IR filter can still be in place).
- - Cardboard Box
  - Piece of Clear Flat Sturdy Material (ie. Glass, acrylic, plexiglas) Paper (ie. printer paper, tracing paper, almost any paper)
  - Webcam or Video Camera (I use a Philips SPC900NC)
  - Computer (dual core recommended, but not needed)
  - Optional Picture Frame
- - http://ssandler.wordpress.com/MTmini
  - MTmini Hardware Discussion: http://nuigroup.com/forums/viewthread/1731/
  - MTmini Software Discssion: http://nuigroup.com/forums/viewthread/1825/
  - http://www.nuigroup.com/forum
iterasi Home
tags: archive, web2.0, bookmarking, iterasi, services, webservice, SNS
라디오키즈@LifeLog :: 당신도 멀티 터치패드를 만들 수 있다...? MTmini
tags: multi-touch, multitouch, touchscreen, tech, technology, tabletop
Contextual Enquiry - A Primer [Usability and Information Architecture]
tags: usability, enquiry, contextual, UX
- - Identify appropriate users
- Schedule visits
- Conduct site visits and gather information
- Analyze what you have found so that you can use it effectively during design
- Given the huge gap in technical expertise between developers and users, and the lack of domain knowledge on the part of developers, the resulting product is likely to be less than ideal.
- - our users (what sort of people are they?)
  - their tasks (what exactly will thy do with our Website?)
  - their values, concerns and issues
long journey to find myself :: 네이버 블로그
tags: no_tag
- mrei)
Daum 미디어다음 - 뉴스
tags: no_tag
- 압박 시계가 울리면 한달음에 청계광장(요즘엔 서울광장)으로 향한다. 내키면 댓글을

haveuheard's favorite 06/02/2008

2008-06-02T21:30:00.001+09:00

Build a PDF binder from multiple files - Acrobat Family Acrobat Professional - Adobe Photoshop Software
tags: no_tag
- creating electronic PDF binders.
OCR scanned documents - Acrobat Family Acrobat Professional - Adobe Photoshop Software
tags: no_tag
- more easily convert scanned text and graphics into formatted text and graphics in an Adobe PDF file. Acrobat 7.0 will also let you convert to a searchable image file that has the exact information untouched and intact.
Manage all your PDF files with the new PDF Organizer - Acrobat Family Acrobat Professional - Adobe Photoshop Software
tags: organizer, adobe, pdf, acrobat, research, tool
대덕연구개발특구! 한국경제의 성장엔진 대덕넷
tags: food, korea
Google 리더 - Annotated
tags: no_tag
- Google RSS reader - post by l_mate
- El lector de noticias de Google es a día de hoy una de las mejores opciones disponibles en Internet y actualmente mi elección personal después de haber pasado por decenas de lectores RSS.
  - post by locative
- The google RSS reader - post by adamant1988
- My favor rss reader and the best ever met
  - post by gneheix
- Best RSS reader ever! - post by prattmic
- [en] Google RSS Reader - 谷歌免费的在线新闻阅读器, 简洁, 速度无可匹敌, 暂不支持中文标签 - post by chenjing
- Excellent online feed reader. - post by caseyatherton
- Can't live without it!
  - post by pellefjant
- My #1 page. Can't live without it! - post by mrhabba
- 这句话不错，如果有人说他不“人云亦云”，我就告诉他：可怜的孩子，环境让你变得偏执起来 - post by aabbcc
- As others have mentioned, this is the best online RSS reader. For me, the biggest reason was speed -- even on my iPhone articles load very quickly! - post by edwardrios
- 들 중에서 섭외를
ID KAIST :: 네이버 카페
tags: no_tag
- e search
Forex Flower
tags: forex, money, tool, applicaion
Adobe Acrobat.com - Work. Together. Anywhere.
tags: acrobat.com, openoffice, platform, webservice, web2.0, adobe, pdf
Slicing_Pie_June08_Limited Edition.pdf (application/pdf 객체)
tags: research, report, mobile, service, web2.0, SNS, social
★LifeLog★
tags: lifelog, mobile, service, SNS, japan, KDDI
キセキ ver.0 －ケータイGPSで簡単日記自動作成！－｜トップ
tags: SNS, mobile, lifelog
Upgrade your life skills today ~ ( ￣▽￣)^┛ :: Hamachi 사용법
tags: hamachi, 사용법, vpn

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2008-04-10T21:40:00.002+09:00

Start Blogger.com... little bit annoying...
I couldn't find proper address for this.
I made this cause of 'Naver' blog is quite uncomfortable for adding widgets.

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