Bernardo A. Huberman has been, so far, the most impressive speaking in a very impressive series. and, lucky […]
PARC Forum | January 10, 2008
Don’t Listen to Your Users
via IT conversations Malcolm explores why we can’t trust people’s opinions — because we don’t have the language […]
gladwell dot com on profiling
If you didn’t catch it in the New Yorker, take some time to read Dangerous Minds “The fact […]
Facebook is the next Google (unless they mess up.)
It’s a recursive old world we live in these days, in which ideas are put up on one […]
Conventional Stupidity
Diet and Fat: A Severe Case of Mistaken Consensus – New York Times If the second person isn’t […]
The rich get … well, not happier.
from Paradox of Choice. this explains so very much to me. And the answer is yes, it’s getting […]
Anthopology and personas in the NYT
search this!
from California legislator moves to block Gmail – News – ZDNet “A California state senator said Monday she […]
heh
from Boxes and Arrows: Deliverables and Methods: Special Deliverable #8 Client: I want tabs across the top of […]
the future is being built at Berekley
Go to CS547 Human-Computer Interaction Seminar and watch the first archived talk, Scott Klemmer’s. Do not be fooled […]
say vs. do
A CHI-WEB post pointed at the Customer Experience workshop notes, written up by Kevin Doohan. Lots of great […]
was parc the first IA home?
From parc history “In 1970, Xerox Corporation gathered together a team of world-class researchers and gave them the […]
breadcrumbs
Location, Path & Attribute Breadcrumbs was Keith Instone’s poster at ASIS&T’s IA summit. If you dont’ mind holding […]
sleep on it
Listen to To the Best of Our Knowledge – Sweet Dreams, Sleepless Nights — Bob Stickgold’s experiments with […]
cracking books
Low-Tech Research in a High-Tech World a gentle and sensible introduction to old fashioned research. We are not […]
ethonographic adventure
Consuming Rituals of the Suburban Tribe takes us on an anthropological adventure into the exotic land of the […]
who innovates for you?
The Intel Lookout Rethinking Corporate Research: Why does the world’s biggest chip maker outsource so much research? Old […]
online banking grows
Gomez Advisors: Online banking increasingly popular in US “There are 13.6 million US Internet users that actively use […]
privacy in danger
‘Web Bugs’ Are Tracking Use of Internet “Many people who have personal Web pages are unknowingly tracking people […]
researching the researchers
they get it: quite a while on the Jupiter site, there was a terrific article on relanches and […]
geek feed
HCI Resources: Bibliographies and Publications
trust me
Kristiina Karvonen has written several papers on creating trust in cyberspace from an HCI viewpoint. check it out!
long long is too long
Was pointed to this article by the CHI-WEB list: Text and Margin Width Influences which helps sort out […]
trust me, trust me
the infamous and hard to find cheskin-studio archtype study on trust. print it out for it goes they […]
design and information design
Just tumbled over a new resource that will keep me reading for quite a while. Check it out!cria: […]
Navigation… His and Hers
Well, everybody is doing it, so I may as well too.. time to get on the weblog bandwagon […]