17 Feb 2010 (4 weeks ago) – 20:58
I don’t actually know what the title of this article is, but Google translate tells me that this:
“Het Googlen van de toekomst doe je met je vrienden”
translates to this:
“The Googling of the future that you do with your friends”.
If anyone out there speaks Dutch and wants to provide a translation for me, I’m quite curious [...]
11 Feb 2010 (5 weeks ago) – 10:44
This is a pretty high-level summary (e.g., not that detailed) of how I create and run a new survey on Mechanical Turk. Since people have lots of different ways of using Mechanical Turk, this how-to may or may not be for you. I’ve also noticed that nearly every survey or questionnaire I put on Mechanical [...]
This is a short comic based on my experience a few weeks back when I got stuck in bad traffic on my way to a meeting with a friend at Google. I decided to drive 280 South from San Francisco and then cut across the peninsula to reach Google (much closer to 101). I figured [...]
It occurred to me the other day that usability studies were like a fine, french meal when I decided to insert a mini-task within a longer user study. This mini-task reminded me of the “amuse-bouche” in french meals, like the bite of sorbet or other spoonful of citrus goodiness to cleanse the palate. After that, [...]
This was originally posted on the Bolt|Peters blog on February 2, 2010, as a guest author.
What is social interaction design?
Social interaction design (SxD) is the practice of designing for person-to-person interactions mediated by a computer interface, going beyond pure usability and human-computer interaction. Even fairly solitary experiences like editing a Wikipedia page occur in a [...]
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Posted in research, social, sxd
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Tagged boltpeters, context, digital ethnography, Remote Research, social interaction design, social search, sxd, user-centered design, vark.com
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