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Interactions, Volume 16

Volume 16, Number 1, January 2009

Welcome

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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Welcome - Interactions: time for some change. 5

The potential for technology-enabled connections

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  Nicole B. Ellison, Cliff Lampe, Charles Steinfield:
  Feature - Social network sites and society: current trends and future possibilities. 6-9
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  Rachel Hinman:
  Feature - 90 mobiles in 90 days: a celebration of ideas for mobile user experience. 10-13
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  Jakkaphan Tangkuampien:
  Under Development - Kids, education, and cellular handsets. 14-16
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  Lars Erik Holmquist:
  Feature - Automated journeys---automated connections. 17-19
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  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Ps and Qs - Givin' you more of what you're funkin' for: DJs and the Internet. 20-24

The need for companies to change their ways

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  Apala Lahiri Chavan, Douglas Gorney, Beena Prabhu, Sarit Arora:
  Cover Story - The washing machine that ate my sari---mistakes in cross-cultural design. 26-31
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  Jonathan Lazar:
  Lifelong Interactions - Designing senior-friendly living, or why doesn't my cable work? 32-34
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  Ryan Aipperspach, Ben Hooker, Allison Woodruff:
  Feature - The heterogeneous home. 35-38
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  Donald A. Norman:
  The way I see it - People are from earth, machines are from outer space. 39-41
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  Dan Saffer:
  Feature - Product design 2.0 and the genesis of Kicker Studio. 42-43
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  Carla Diana:
  (P)review - A kiss is just a kiss; a sigh is just a deselection: a review of Designing Gestural Interfaces. 45-47
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  Eli Blevis:
  Sustainbly ours - Mellow velo. 48-51

Enabling the pursuit of different goals

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  Scott Klinker, Jeremy Alexis:
  Feature - Design versus innovation: the Cranbrook/IIT debate. 52-57
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  James M. Hudson, Kameshwari (Kay) Viswanadha:
  Feature - Can "wow" be a design goal? 58-61
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  Paul Robare, Jodi Forlizzi:
  Timelines - Sound in computing: a short history. 62-65
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  Kimberley Peter:
  Feature - The value of visual design in software development. 66-68
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  Hugh Dubberly, Paul Pangaro, Usman Haque:
  On Modeling - What is interaction?: are there different types? 69-75
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  Steve Portigal:
  True Tales - Poets, priests, and politicians. 77-79
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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Interactions Cafe - On marketing, words... 80

Volume 16, Number 2, March 2009

The Counterfeit You Welcome

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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Interactions: trust, collaboration, and empathy. 5

The importance of collaboration

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  Ben Fullerton:
  Feature - Co-creation in service design. 6-9
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  Kraig Finstad, Wei Xu, Shibani Kapoor, Sri Canakapalli, John Gladding:
  Feature - Bridging the gaps between enterprise software and end users. 10-14
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  Gary M. Olson, Jonathan Grudin:
  Timelines - The information school phenomenon. 15-19

Deep thinking

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  Molly Wright Steenson:
  Feature - Problems before patterns: a different look at Christopher Alexander and pattern languages. 20-23
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  Donald A. Norman:
  The way I see it - Memory is more important than actuality. 24-26
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  Alissa Nicole Antle:
  Lifelong Interactions - Embodied child computer interaction: why embodiment matters. 27-30

Who can you trust?

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  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Ps and Qs - On trusting your socks to find each other. 32-36
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  Hunter Whitney:
  Cover Story - The counterfeit you. 37-40
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  Jennifer R. Whitson:
  Feature - Identity theft and the challenges of caring for your virtual self. 41-45
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  Dimitris Grammenos:
  Feature - The ambient mirror: creating a digital self-image through pervasive technologies. 46-50
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  Steve Portigal:
  True Tales - Interacting with advertising. 52-53

Looking ahead

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  Mark Vanderbeeken:
  Feature - Taking a broader view of the human experience. 54-57
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  Eli Blevis, Susan Coleman Morse:
  Sustainably ours - Food, dude. 58-62
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  Colleen Murray:
  Feature - Research strategies for future planning. 63-66
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  Gary Marsden:
  Under Development - Electronic tablecloths and the developing world. 67-69
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  Brad S. Minnery, Michael S. Fine:
  Feature - Neuroscience and the future of human-computer interaction. 70-75
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  Alex Wright:
  (P)review - Doing business by design. 76-79

Interactions cafe

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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  On the relevance of theory to practitioners... 80

Volume 16, Number 3, May 2009

Design Fiction Welcome

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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Welcome - Interactions: the need to consider the lasting human consequences of our work. 5

Rethinking the fundamentals

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  Katie Minardo Scott:
  Feature - Is usability obsolete? 6-11
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  Eric Schweikardt:
  Sustainably ours - User centered is off center. 12-15
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  Charles Hannon:
  Feature - As we may speak: metaphors, conceptual blends, and usability. 16-19

The importance of constraints

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  Bruce Sterling:
  Cover Story - Design fiction. 20-24
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  Ryan Jahn:
  (P)review - He's at it again: eyeball-blasting laser-colored neural helmets. 25-26
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  Elaine Ann:
  Feature - What's design got to do with the world financial crisis? 27-30
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  Tad Hirsch:
  Feature - Learning from activists: lessons for designers. 31-33

Three very different design paths

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  Andrew Hieronymi:
  Feature - Physical games, beyond mini-games. 34-41
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  Joseph Reagle:
  Timelines - Wikipedia: the happy accident. 42-45
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  Peter Radoll:
  Under Development - Reconstructing Australian Aboriginal governance by systems design. 46-49

Models and principles relevant to design

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  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Ps and Qs - Digital order: just over the horizon or at the end of the rainbow? 50-53
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  Hugh Dubberly:
  On Modeling - Models of models. 54-60
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  Donald A. Norman:
  The way I see it - Compliance and tolerance. 61-65
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  Paul T. Jaeger:
  Lifelong Interactions - Persons with disabilities and intergenerational universal usability. 66-67
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  Steve Portigal:
  True Tales - Ships in the night (part I): design without research? 68-71
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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Interactions Cafe - On changing the world while paying the bills... 72

Volume 16, Number 4, July 2009

The Waste Manifesto Welcome

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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Interactions: time, culture, and behavior. 5

Being green

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  Lisa P. Nathan, Batya Friedman, David G. Hendry:
  Sustainably Ours - Information system design as catalyst: human action and environmental sustainability. 6-11
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  Victor Margolin:
  Cover Story - The waste manifesto. 12-15
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  Adam Greenfield, Tish Shute:
  Feature - "At the End of the World, Plant a Tree": six questions for Adam Greenfield. 16-20

Designing for time

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  Hugh Dubberly, Paul Pangaro:
  On Modeling - What is conversation, and how can we design for it? 22-28
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  Davide Bolchini, Diego Pulido, Anthony Faiola:
  Feature - "Paper in screen" prototyping: an agile technique to anticipate the mobile experience. 29-33
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  Sus Lundgren, Theo Hultberg:
  Feature - Time, temporality, and interaction. 34-37
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  Christine Valenza, Jan Adkins:
  Timelines - Understanding visual thinking: the history and future of graphic facilitation. 38-43
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  Gary Hirsch, Brad Robertson:
  Feature - Stories that inspire action. 44-47

The value of culture

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  Brian D. Jones, Claudia Winegarden, Wendy A. Rogers:
  Lifelong Interactions - Supporting healthy aging with new technologies. 48-51
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  Pablo Flores, Juan Pablo Hourcade:
  Under Development - One year of experiences with XO laptops in Uruguay. 52-55
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  Ohad Inbar, Noam Tractinsky:
  Feature - The incidental user. 56-59
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  Pedro "Adler" Jorge:
  Feature - Around the table: a review of working in Hong Kong. 60-65

At the foundation

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  Donald A. Norman:
  The way I see it - Designing the infrastructure. 66-69
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  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  Ps and Qs - The golden age of newsprint collides with the gilt age of internet news. 70-74
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  Steve Portigal:
  True Tales - Ships in the night (part II): research without design? 76-79

Interactions Cafe

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  Jon Kolko:
  On hopelessness and hope. 80

Volume 16, Number 5, September 2009

Citizen-Centered Design (Slowly) Revolutionizes the Media and Experience of U.S. Elections - Welcome

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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Interactions: looking broadly to the future. 5

The democratization of design

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  Bernd Ploderer, Peter C. Wright, Steve Howard, Peter Thomas:
  Feature - No pain, no gain: pleasure and suffering in technologies of leidenschaft. 6-11
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  Ron Wakkary:
  Feature - Anything is a fridge: the implications of everyday designers. 12-17
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  Jessica Friedman Hewitt:
  Cover Story - Citizen-centered design (slowly) revolutionizes the media and experience of U.S. elections. 18-25
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  Richard Grefé:
  Design advocacy in government. 22
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  Peter C. Honebein:
  Sustainably ours - The new energy interface. 26-28
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  Francesca A. Barrientos, Elizabeth A. Foughty:
  Feature - Web 2.0 in government. 29-35
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  Gary Marsden:
  Under Development - The six habits of highly effective "humanitarian" projects. 36-39
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  Elizabeth F. Churchill:
  PS and QS - Research automation as technomethodological pixie dust. 40-43

Breaking traditional boundaries of interaction

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  Virgílio A. F. Almeida:
  Feature - In search of models and visions for the web age. 44-47
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  Eli Blevis, Erik Stolterman:
  Feature - Transcending disciplinary boundaries in interaction design. 48-51
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  Donald A. Norman:
  The way I see it - Systems thinking: a product is more than the product. 52-54
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  August de los Reyes:
  Feature - Myth of the design process. 55-57

Exploring the future

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  Tim Misner:
  On Modeling - Building support for use-based design into hardware products. 58-64
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  Shalom M. Fisch, Richard Lesh, Elizabeth Motoki, Sandra Crespo, Vincent Melfi:
  Lifelong Interactions - Data mining for educational "gold". 65-68
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  Jacob O. Wobbrock, Amy J. Ko, Julie A. Kientz:
  Timelines - Reflections on the future of iSchools from inspired junior faculty. 69-71
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  Steve Portigal:
  True Tales - We are living in a sci-fi world. 72-75
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  Alex Wright:
  (P)review - Old school, new school: teaching interaction design in Manhattan. 76-79

Interactions Cafe

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  Jon Kolko:
  On creation and consumption. 80

Volume 16, Number 6, November 2009

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  Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko:
  Interactions: social, authentic, and interdisciplinary. 5

Social interaction design

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  Woodrow W. Winchester III:
  Cover Story - Catalyzing a perfect storm: mobile phone-based HIV-prevention behavioral interventions. 6-12
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  Robert Fabricant:
  Cover Story Supplement - Project Masiluleke. 6-12
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  Mark Matthews, Gavin J. Doherty:
  Feature - The invisible user. 13-19
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  Nithya Sambasivan, Nimmi Rangaswamy, Kentaro Toyama, Bonnie A. Nardi:
  Under Development - Encountering development ethnographically. 20-23
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  Kristin Hanks, Larry Riss, Steve Schunk, Eli Blevis:
  Sustainably Ours - Small change, big result. 24-27

Thoughtful theory of humanity

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  Kirsten Boehner:
  Feature - Reflections on representation as response. 28-32
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  danah boyd:
  Feature - Implications of user choice: the cultural logic of "MySpace or Facebook?". 33-36
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  Uday Gajendar:
  Feature - Data, design, and soulful experience. 37-41
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  Michele Visciola:
  Feature - People-centered innovation or culture evolution? 42-45

Authenticity

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  Youngho Rhee, Juyeon Lee:
  On Modeling - A model of mobile community: designing user interfaces to support group interaction. 46-51
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  Paul Pangaro:
  On Modeling Supplement - Mobile devices should be about neither mobility nor devices. Discuss. 46-51
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  Marc Rettig, Alex Wright:
  (P)Review - From interface to experience. 52-55
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  Steve Portigal, Stokes Jones:
  True Tales - On authenticity. 56-59
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  Donald A. Norman:
  The Way I See It: When security gets in the way. 60-63

Borrowing, heavily, from outside disciplines

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  Brett Ingram:
  Feature - Learning from architecture. 64-67
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  Valerie Jacobs:
  Feature - Simplistic slowdown meets techno acceleration: a new branding paradigm. 68-71
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  William Lidwell:
  Feature - More with less. 72-75
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  Michael K. Buckland:
  Timelines - As we may recall: four forgotten pioneers. 76-79

Interactions Cafe

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  Jon Kolko:
  The authenticity problem. 80