The Future of HCI (@CHI) - Ben Shneiderman, U of Maryland

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May 18, 2017

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Ben Shneiderman is one of the founding fathers of the field of human-computer interaction. His publications, such as Designing the User Interface, are canonical at this point and he founded one of the first HCI labs in the world at the University of Maryland.

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May 18, 2017

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A podcast interested in the how's and why's of user experience research. Through interviews with industry experts and hands-on trial and error, we indulge and celebrate curiosity. Expect to test assumptions, examine methods, and engage in some old fashion experiments.

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The Future of HCI (@CHI) - Ben Shneiderman, U of Maryland

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