Project 4.3 due date extension: Wednesday, 9 December at 11:59 pm
Final reflection paper extension: Thursday, 10 December at 11:59 pm
Grading Options
You may choose to have your Project 4.3 grade count for Project 4.2 and/or Project 4.1. If you wish to do so please email your mentor, copying Tom, by Wednesday, 9 April at 11:59 pm.
Clarification re: Personas, Composite Character Profiles
From textbook:
From dSchool Bootcamp Bootleg
New York Times: "Can't Put Down Your Device? That's by design"
Final reflection paper extension: Thursday, 10 December at 11:59 pm
Grading Options
You may choose to have your Project 4.3 grade count for Project 4.2 and/or Project 4.1. If you wish to do so please email your mentor, copying Tom, by Wednesday, 9 April at 11:59 pm.
Clarification re: Personas, Composite Character Profiles
From textbook:
From dSchool Bootcamp Bootleg
New York Times: "Can't Put Down Your Device? That's by design"
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/06/technology/personaltech/cant-put-down-your-device-thats-by-design.html?mwrsm=Email&_r=0
Key Concepts in Sustainability
View Objectified on Sustainability and Design Thinking
Cradle to Cradle
Life Cycle Design
Design for the Environment (DfE)
Green Drinks Bloomington
Informatics Professor Eli Blevis: A leading researcher in sustainable interaction design
More at: http://dl.acm.org/author_page.cfm?id=81100365314
Things to consider:
Group time and Mentor check off
Homework for Wednesday, 9 December at 11:59 pm through Canvas Assignments:
Complete Project 4.3, team member evaluations, and individual reflection paper
Homework for Thursday, 10 December at 11:59 pm through Canvas Assignments:
Complete Final Reflection Paper answering the following four questions:
1. How has your understanding of HCI/d changed through the semester?
2. How has what you've learned relate to your own interests and career goals?
3. What's the most useful thing you've learned this semester?
4. Explicitly relate your own experiences to the ideas conveyed in your textbook's Conclusion (pp. 170 - 171)?
Key Concepts in Sustainability
View Objectified on Sustainability and Design Thinking
Cradle to Cradle
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| William McDonough and Michael B |
Life Cycle Design
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| http://www.businessinsider.com/k-cup-inventor-john-sylvans-regret-2015-3 |
Design for the Environment (DfE)
Green Drinks Bloomington
Informatics Professor Eli Blevis: A leading researcher in sustainable interaction design
 |
| Blevis-SustainabilityBestPaper-CHI2007.pdf |
Things to consider:
- The amount of energy and resources that go into making digital devices
- The amount of energy used by servers
- What happens to our digital devices once they become obsolete (in a few years time)
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| http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2015/04/21/earth-day-electric-ev-hybrid-dissatisfied-suv/26121125/
Exam Question: Are plug in electric hybrid cars like the Nissan Leaf, Chevrolet Volt, BMW i3 (and, for that matter Teslas) "green" or sustainable designs?
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Group time and Mentor check off
Homework for Wednesday, 9 December at 11:59 pm through Canvas Assignments:
Complete Project 4.3, team member evaluations, and individual reflection paper
Homework for Thursday, 10 December at 11:59 pm through Canvas Assignments:
Complete Final Reflection Paper answering the following four questions:
1. How has your understanding of HCI/d changed through the semester?
2. How has what you've learned relate to your own interests and career goals?
3. What's the most useful thing you've learned this semester?
4. Explicitly relate your own experiences to the ideas conveyed in your textbook's Conclusion (pp. 170 - 171)?
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