conferences

5 Dec 2008 - 3:50am
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Greg Petroff
2004

Speaker Update for interaction'09|vancouver Feb 5-8, 2009

Meat each other Face 2 Face in Vancouver Feb 5-8, 2009!

IxDA's second annual conference is now only 2 months away. With the
explosive growth of IxDA over the last year come join your peers in
discussing all things Interaction Design.

30 Jul 2008 - 12:21pm
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Greg Petroff
2004

Interaction'09|vancouver

Hi IxDA Community,

We are hard at work planning efforts for our next conference in
Vancouver February 5-8, 2009.

A couple of things to note:

Conference website is up at: http://interaction09.ixda.org
We have an interaction09 twitter account: @interaction09, join to stay
in touch
We will be launching a Crowdvine connection space on the site in the
coming weeks. This was a very popular component of last year's
experience.

20 Jun 2008 - 1:59pm
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Greg Petroff
2004

Call for Submissions: IxDA Interaction|09

Call for Submissions: IxDA Interaction|09
The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) is now accepting speaker
submissions for its second annual conference to be held in Vancouver,
British Columbia on February 5-8, 2009.
Speaker submissions are for Lightning Round slots, each of which is 25
minutes in duration around a single topic. Single or duo speakers are
allowed, but no panels. There are 28 open Lightening Round slots.
Lightning Round speakers will receive free admission to the conference.
Topics for Lightning Round should relate to the field of interaction
design.

10 Jun 2008 - 10:13pm
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IxDA Communications
2008

IxDA Announces Interaction|09 with Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, B.C. February 5-8, 2009

IxDA Announces Interaction|09 with Simon Fraser University, Vancouver,
B.C. February 5-8, 2009

The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) is pleased to announce
Interaction|09, to be held February 5-8, 2009 in conjunction with
Simon Fraser University’s School of Interactive Arts + Technology, and
the Faculty of Business, located in lovely Vancouver, B.C.

7 Aug 2007 - 9:46am
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5 years ago
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Todd Warfel
2003

Dwell on Design

I've always been interested in architecture and have recently become
interested in sustainable design. Dwell, a magazine I absolutely
love, is sponsoring a Design conference in San Fran Sept 14-16.
Anyone else thinking of going?

http://www.dwell.com/peopleplaces/conferences?loc=San%
20Francisco&y=2007&nav=Conference

Cheers!

Todd Zaki Warfel
President, Design Researcher
Messagefirst | Designing Information.

5 Jun 2007 - 6:35pm
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Cecily Walker
2006

Importance of conferences and professional development

I've been thinking of writing something about the importance of
conferences and workshops in professional development for people in
the IxD discipline.

30 Apr 2007 - 1:10pm
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6 years ago
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oliver green
2006

HCI conferences focusing on mobility

Hi All,

Other than MobileHCI (http://www.mobilehci2007.org/), can someone please
suggest any other HCI conferences focusing on mobility ?

Thanks,
Oliver

2 Sep 2005 - 11:22am
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7 years ago
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russwilson
2005

Best conferences? (CHI, UPA, DUX, etc.)

I'm interested in suggestions for the best
conferences related to our interests.

I can justify up to two conferences per year (possibly
only one), and I want to make the most worthwhile choice.

So, first, are any of the conferences worthwhile? And if so,
if you could only go to one, which one would it be? And if
you could go to two, which two would you choose?

(I've been looking at DUX, CHI, and UPA primarily).

Thanks!
Russ

31 Mar 2005 - 10:41am
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8 years ago
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ErikaOrrick
1969

Why do you attend (or not attend) CHI?

The fact that we have close to 20 people interested in dinner on Monday
brought up an interesting question for me. As a one of the few
practitioners (as opposed to corporate research or academia) on the CHI
conference committee for two different years now, one of the things that
is always a struggle is the balancing of needs across several groups.
There have long been complaints that CHI is "too academic" etc. So, my
question is, what things, to you as an interaction designer, does CHI do
well or not well? Why do you come to the conference or why do you avoid
it?

26 Jan 2005 - 11:23am
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8 years ago
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Dave Malouf
2005

Hot off the presses: DUX has dates (according to AIGA)

I got the following as part of the AIGA Communique ...

DUX (Designing for User Experience), November 3­5
In collaboration with the ACM¹s SIGCHI and SIGGRAPH, the AIGA Experience
Design community will offer a conference in San Francisco on Designing for
User Experience in which design practitioners from multiple disciplines and
domain share case studies of their work which help illuminate the question,
What is good experience design and what factors contribute to the creation
of a success or failure?

I know a few people were waiting for some sort of official announcement
regardin

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