About: Conference Chair. Design director at Adaptive Path. Author of Designing for Interaction and the upcoming Designing Gestural Interfaces.
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UX Intensive: Minneapolis
--I really enjoy teaching the UX Intensive workshop on Interaction Design, especially now that it has evolved into a hands-on studio course. I think ...
Review: Five Themes for Interaction Design
--I don't usually review academic papers, mostly just design books. But in doing research for the new book, I stumbled across How Bodies Matter:...
Towards Some Rules for Online Identity Management
--Annoyance at spam twitter accounts had me lock up my twitter updates last week. The upshot of that was that by doing so, I moved some 500 people wh...
Why did you go to [other conference] instead of Interaction08?
--Believe it or not, we're already thinking about next year's Interaction09, following the sell-out success of Interaction08. But we'r...
Do You Want to Be My Boss?
--Ok, maybe that isn't the best way to sell this job, but Adaptive Path is looking for a new CEO. If you or someone you know (or even know of) w...
Topless in the Echo Chamber
--I unwittingly entered Bizzaro World yesterday when the LA Times put on its front page a story about Todd Wilkens' War on Crackberries which me...
In Praise of a Water Bottle
--At the airport on the way to Austin last week, I bought a bottle of water. Or, more precisely, I bought the plastic container that the water came i...
In Praise of a Water Bottle
--At the airport on the way to Austin last week, I bought a bottle of water. Or, more precisely, I bought the plastic container that the water came i...
In Praise of a Water Bottle
--At the airport on the way to Austin last week, I bought a bottle of water. Or, more precisely, I bought the plastic container that the water came i...
Sneak Preview of Interactive Gestures!
--In advance of my Tap is the New Click presentation at ETech, O'Reilly has graciously allowed me to post a draft of the first chapter of my new...
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Dan, it was great to meet you on the weekend, hopefully we can chat again at another event soon!
Hey Dan - I've been a fan since I read about the Charmr - actually hooked you all with the St. Louis Science center who is featuring the Charmr design in a new User-Centered design exhibit (hooray - UCD for the public!). Hope to meet you at the convention! Lois
Hi Dan - I was a student of your's at CMU (VID Fall 04)! I'm an interaction designer now too and just wanted to say hi. I had hoped to go to Interaction 08, but unfortunately I was too late. Maybe next year! Congratulations on your book :)
Yeah! I want to meet you too. We can work on the drinking problem ;-)
I'm going to the LGTF dinner on Friday. Are you going too?
Congratulations on the conference Dan! Looking forward to catching up with you in Savannah!
We've briefly met, but I would like to get to know you better!!
oops, i seem to have two profiles here: one you guys made and one i made. can i conflate the two of them?
interaction08 [at] ixda [dot] org is the email address for the conference.
There are many hotels within walking distance of the conference. You'll want hotels in the Historic District. The Thunderbird Inn is reasonable and funky. More traditional is The Promenade.
Is there an email contact if we have questions for the conference? I couldn't find one on the Interaction08 website.
It's mainly about lodging recommendations, ideally I'm looking for a cheaper option you would recommend for student participants. I would be interested in saving a bit, but necessarily if it's far off and not convenient for the conference's activities.
Thanks in advance,
/Camille
