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Making More Senses of UX UX Cambridge 2014 презентация
Содержание
- 1. Making More Senses of UX UX Cambridge 2014
- 2. Alastair Somerville
- 3. Twitter @acuity_design Hashtag #SensoryUX
- 4. Housekeeping
- 5. Safety
- 6. Flotation Aid Use Table as
- 7. What's this workshop about?
- 8. Learning Objectives
- 9. Confusion & Uncertainty
- 10. Understanding more about: yourself how technology works
- 11. Be flexible & Be questioning
- 12. Themes
- 13. Wearables Smart Cities Internet of Things
- 15. My Cat is sad because Apple Watch
- 16. Sensor Algorithm Visualisation Action User
- 17. Sensors without social senses are nonsense
- 18. Sensor Algorithm Visualisation Action User
- 19. New Stakeholders?
- 20. What can we do?
- 21. Relearning our senses
- 22. Going beyond screens
- 23. “History of the future in 100 objects” Adrian Hon
- 24. Introductions
- 25. 1. Name 2. What you're doing
- 26. Multimodality Sensory Futures Q&A Event Plan Meaning & Memory
- 27. Accessibility Multimodality Playtime Show & Tell Multimodality
- 28. Meaning Gesture Playtime Show & Tell Meaning & Memory Memory
- 29. Neuroplasticity Sensory Substitution Sensory Futures Sensory Augmentation
- 30. Any questions?
- 31. Multimodality
- 32. Accessibility
- 33. Tactile projects
- 34. Confusion
- 37. Haptics
- 39. Touch Smell Taste Sight Hearing
- 40. Touch Smell Taste Sight Hearing
- 41. 1 2 3= 4 Touch Smell Taste Sight Hearing
- 42. Cognitive Slop Time
- 43. Chion
- 45. More Senses
- 46. Sight Vision Hearing Audition Taste Gustation Smell Olfaction Touch Somatosensory Balance
- 48. Playtime Communicating without seeing Teams create messages
- 49. Context In a bar
- 51. Discovery
- 52. Difficult
- 53. Confusion
- 54. Metaphor
- 55. Emotion
- 58. BREAK Any Questions?
- 59. Meaning & Memory
- 60. New rules
- 61. If we want to talk in new
- 62. Meaning
- 63. Meaning 1 Understanding 2 Creating 3 Sensory
- 64. 1 Understanding meaning
- 65. Information Theory
- 66. 2 parts to Conversation
- 67. What we say
- 68. Confirming understanding
- 69. Loop What we say Confirming understanding
- 70. This is why active Social Media matters
- 71. 2 Creating meaning
- 72. Metaphor
- 73. Language is built on Metaphor
- 74. This thing is LIKE these things SIMILE
- 75. This thing is LIKE this thing ANALOGY
- 76. This thing is this thing METAPHOR
- 77. Simile Simile Simile Simile Simile Simile Simile Analogy Analogy Metaphor
- 78. Mutual agreement of meaning
- 79. Proposal of meaning Agreement of meaning
- 80. 3 Sensory Meaning
- 81. Body Language
- 82. Spiteful Resting Face
- 83. Sign Language Signs as words Faces as grammar
- 84. Gesture
- 86. Gesture Words Symbols
- 87. Messages In symbols In physical gestures
- 88. Translate to Words
- 89. Translate Symbols to Gestures
- 90. Translate Gestures to Symbols
- 92. Discovery
- 93. Makaton
- 94. Mutuality
- 95. Culturally Specific
- 96. Priming
- 97. Schema
- 98. We can use total experience to create messages
- 99. But need to balance definitions & information across senses
- 100. Memory
- 101. Warning
- 102. Neuroscience is not certain! Neurotypical behaviour Limited sample numbers FMRI assumptions
- 103. Memory 1 Senses 2 Movement 3 Social
- 104. 1 Senses
- 105. We recall the past with the senses of the present
- 106. The greater the sensory engagement, the stronger the recall
- 107. 2 Movement
- 108. We move to think We think to move
- 109. Our journeys define our memories
- 110. 3 Social
- 111. Stories
- 112. We remember what we want to share
- 113. BREAK Any Questions?
- 114. Sensory Futures
- 120. Neuroplasticity
- 121. Sensory Substitution
- 122. Learn from impairment to understand augmentation
- 123. Daniel Kish
- 125. Brain Port
- 126. US Army
- 127. US Army Study
- 128. V. E. S. T.
- 130. Playing with Sensory Substitution Heareapp
- 131. Route Codes cdsljru cwzvhid
- 132. Warning!
- 133. Let’s go!
- 134. Discovery
- 137. Creating new senses
- 138. Decision
- 139. Sensory activity
- 140. Mindfulness
- 141. Emotion
- 142. Decision to change Necessary but
- 143. Augmentation
- 144. Transhumanism Post Human Cyborgs
- 145. Connected Intimacy Tailored Ecosystems Co-Evolved
- 146. Connected intimacy
- 147. Enabling empathy Supporting decision making
- 148. Enemies of Empathy Busyness Tiredness Stress
- 149. Ego Depletion
- 150. Tailored eco systems
- 151. Shared places Smarter places
- 152. Co-Evolved possibilities
- 153. Embodiment Technology as part of us
- 154. Final Themes
- 155. UX beyond visual
- 156. UI is about personal emotion
- 157. UX is about communal empathy
- 158. Connecting information to context
- 159. Context in Community Place Time Emotion
- 160. Remember we have 9+ senses!
- 161. Sight Vision Hearing Audition Taste Gustation Smell Olfaction Touch Somatosensory Balance
- 162. We can make more of ourselves
- 163. Finishing Up
- 164. Sensory UX depends on innovation
- 165. New technology can be used now
- 166. How well it works with people depends...
- 167. It's about product design service design senses emotions social connections
- 168. Technology works in a human context of social and sensory needs
- 169. What to do?
- 170. Talk
- 171. Tell stories
- 172. Test
- 173. Throw stuff away
- 174. Keep trying
- 175. Be flexible & Be questioning
- 176. Create something wonderful
- 177. Q&A
Alastair Somerville
Слайд 10Understanding more about:
yourself
how technology works with people
How our senses and minds
work
What could happen in the future
What could happen in the future
Слайд 15My Cat is sad because Apple Watch is just another wrist
mounted notification screen with health sensor
Слайд 46Sight Vision
Hearing Audition
Taste Gustation
Smell Olfaction
Touch Somatosensory
Balance & acceleration Equilibrioception
Temperature Thermoception
Kinaesthetic sense Proprioception
Pain Nociception
Time Chronoception
Other internal senses Interoception
Слайд 48Playtime
Communicating without seeing
Teams create messages with anything here
Use Touch to communicate
Allocate
one person as listener
Prototype quickly, learn fast
Prototype quickly, learn fast
Слайд 142
Decision to change
Necessary but not sufficient
Mindfulness
practice
Sensory practice
Neuroplastic change
Necessary but
not sufficient
Successful Sensory Substitution
Emotional desire to change
Key gateway for success
A behavioral model for Neuroplastic Sensory Substitution
TIME
Слайд 145
Connected
Intimacy
Tailored
Ecosystems
Co-Evolved
Possibilities
Person As Computer
Person To Computer
Person To Person
Social Technology
Futures
Слайд 161Sight Vision
Hearing Audition
Taste Gustation
Smell Olfaction
Touch Somatosensory
Balance & acceleration Equilibrioception
Temperature Thermoception
Kinaesthetic sense Proprioception
Pain Nociception
Time Chronoception
Other internal senses Interoception
