Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Category Culture
Explosion in digital cameras leads to most documented kids ever
Your cheatin’ heart leaves tell-tale e- trail
Singapore Polytechnic’s diploma in experience design
Background report on Danish “Concept Design” study
Motorola on ambient non-intrusive displays
New French research on collective mobile phone use
A virtual think tank on regional innovation in Belgium
The ultimate user experience: technologically-mediated sex, erotica and BDSM
“Concept Design”, a new study from Denmark
Insights into an ageing society
Copenhagen conference about creativity, innovation and co-creation
Co-creation is on the agenda when Copenhagen will be the centre of the world’s prominent specialists within creativity and innovation, reports Copenhagen Capacity. The 10th European Conference on Creativity and Innovation, ECCI X is to convene on 14-17 October 2007.…
UK research shows that older web users spend more time online than any other group
Europe’s children are internet and mobile savvy and are well aware of the possible risks
A gorgeous cinematic introduction to Turin, Italy
Even for those who don’t understand Italian, this is quite a spectacular introduction to Turin (or “Torino”), Italy, and its surrounding region. The videos are shot in gorgeous high definition quality by the Turin movie director Luciano De Simone and…
Share Award: digital art prize 2008 competition announcement
Kitchen Budapest, Magyar Telekom’s innovation lab
Magyar Telekom‘s new media lab Kitchen Budapest (KiBu), opened in June 2007, is a new media lab for young researchers who are interested in the convergence of mobile communication, online communities and urban space and are passionate about creating experimental…
New MFA in experience design in Sweden
Not being there
Cultural differences in the emotional experience
Marco van Hout asks in a long article for uiGarden.net whether there is something like a common ’emotional experience’. “In my opinion, the answer to this question is two-fold. First of all, people share basic emotional reactions and basic human…