Workshops
2019 Advanced Design
The prerequisite for the Advanced Design course is the HCI Bootcamp, which values understanding the overall design process, speed and effective collaboration. It builds upon the techniques in the HCI Bootcamp, but emphasizes participatory design to actively involve users throughout the design process.
Grading will be based on your ability to identify key design problems from the user's perspective and your creativity in generating a solution that is inspired by design principles, especially co-adaptation and instrumental interaction.
About
The class will be divided into groups of three or four. You will be asked to create a novel interactive system that is designed to support an activity for your peers, for example, finding local sports facilities, transportation options, housing possibilities, or shopping options.
As in the HCI Bootcamp, you will be asked to find out as much as you can about the problems users currently face, and then design and video prototype an original solution that addresses their needs. You will also run a participatory design workshop with users and revise it based on the results of a generative walkthrough.
Each group will present their final project on Friday, 22 February in the Digiteo amphitheater.
Schedule
Thursday, 14 February --- EE 1 & 2, CentraleSupelec
-- morning (9-12)
-- afternoon (13:30 - 16:30)
Monday, 18 February -- EE 1 & 2, CentraleSupelec
-- morning (9-12)
-- afternoon (13:30 - 16:30)
Wednesday, 20 February -- Amphitheater 5, CentraleSupelec
-- morning (9-12)
Thursday, 21 February -- EE 1 & 2, CentraleSupelec
-- morning (9-12:30)
-- afternoon (14:00 - 17:00)
Friday, 22 February -- EE 1 & 2, CentraleSupelec
-- afternoon (14:00 - 17:00)
Places & directions
Class will be held from 14 February to 22 February.
Meet in room EE001 of the main CentraleSupelec building (not in PUIO!)
Final presentations will be in the Digiteo Amphitheater (building 660).
Morning sessions: 09:30—12:30
Afternoon sessions: 13:30—16:30
Final presentations will be on 22 February.
Meet in the main auditorium of the Digiteo building (660)
Participants
Professor, Wendy Mackay, mackay@lri.fr
Teaching Assistant, Philip Tchernavskij, ptchernavskij@protonmail.com
MI HCID
AH-SON Kevin
BEHBAHANI Mandana
CHANDRASEKARAN Dikshita
GAO Qiwei
IKHENA Priscilla
JAKOBSSON Petter
KALLIONPÄÄ Roosa
XU Lemeng
MURATORE Marco Giordano
OTTOMANO Rosanna
SIDDIQUE Siba
SIGLOCH Ellen Luise
SKINNER Scott
VELOCE Giuseppe
YANG Shuo
ZHONG Yuanyang
M2 HCID
CONTRERAS Luis
JING Yuyan
NICOLAE Alina
STERRANTINO Filippo
SZÜCS András
M2 Interaction
ALSHANOV Elvin
COLGIU Andreea
ESANU Cristian
GURDYK-DIT-HURDYK Alexandre
ALAUL ISLAM MD.
U. Zurich
IFF Julian
Ph.D.
CHRISTARAS Dimitrios
WALTON Elizabeth
Handouts
The first part of each handout describes the design technique and how to perform it effectively, including the different roles group members. Each handout also has a sample worksheet guides the activity.