Posts Tagged ‘research practitioner interaction’
CHI’13 SIG on Research Practice Interaction: after the fact
Posted by: clare on: May 15, 2013
As I observed beforehand, 30 April brought the CHI SIG on Research-Practice Interaction, a topic suggested by Elizabeth Buie, Aaron Houssian and myself.Sadly, I missed our SIG personally since I was travelling at the time, but I wanted to write a few words about what happened: As I previously said, the aim was to let [...]
CHI’13 SIG: Research Practice Interaction
Posted by: clare on: April 29, 2013
I’m pleased to say that Elizabeth Buie, Aaron Houssian and I have had a SIG accepted at CHI’13 on the topic of Research Practice Interaction. Last year at CHI’12 I attended a workshop on the use of theory in practice, which led to the formation of the SIGCHI Research-Practice Interaction community. The goals of the [...]
The Research-Practice Interaction SIGCHI Community
Posted by: clare on: June 5, 2012
I attended the CHI workshop on Theories Behind UX Research and How They are Used in Practice (my position paper concerned my use of seven theoretical frameworks in my doctoral research): it was fantastic. Why I care about this topic I’m an academic, not a practitioner — yet I care about how academic work is applied in [...]
