Posts tagged with 'HCI'

Enhancing traditional books with technology

By Philip Webb on 11 January 2011

In a previous blog, I explored the idea of merging interaction and narrative. But what about using interactive technology as a complement to reading?

Now that books can be read on a dedicated e-reader or tablet device, the possibilities for enhancing or changing the experience of reading narrative text (either fiction or non-fiction) are truly exciting. … Read more about ‘Enhancing traditional books with technology’


The importance of Human Computer Interaction to UX

By Elisa del Galdo on 10 June 2009

I have often been involved in conversations on the differences between those user experience practitioners who are trained and educated in the more traditional areas of industrial engineering, ergonomics, cognitive psychology, or human factors and those who have come to the profession via a degree in Human Computer Interaction (HCI). Those who have the more … Read more about ‘The importance of Human Computer Interaction to UX’