The first time I set a first year undergraduate exam in human-computer interaction (HCI), one of my students answered a
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Tag: usability
One baby-lecture at a time
It takes me the same amount of time to create a three minute video as it would do to create a whole long blog which I would post on here. In either case I am answering the question: What am I trying to say? Sometimes I have no idea what I want to say until I have said it, and other times I don’t know how to begin, until I have begun. The same goes with blogging really, as I often have the vaguest idea of what I want to write about and don’t know until the end.
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A Christmas Gift
Tis the season to be jolly and learn human-computer interaction and in the spirit of Christmas giving , my course is free on Udemy when using the link below:
https://www.udemy.com/course/human-computer-interactions/?couponCode=CF52979D9CECDB86ED8E
(expires 03/01/23).
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Coding in Minecraft (1): Chicken rain and sky writing
[0) Tenacity, 1) Chicken rain, 2) Creating classrooms, 3) Coordinates, 4) Variables] I was so cheesed off with the Microsoft denting my ‘do about
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Designing dialogue
As a computer scientist in human-computer interaction, I spend a lot of time contemplating dialogue, or the interaction between people
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