Posts Tagged ‘Europe’

Week 141

In Weeknotes on 11 March 2010 tagged BUROPONY, Dutch Game Garden, Europe, HKU, Layar, Leidsche Rijn, Mega Monster Battle Arena, Tako, Utrecht with no comments

It’s been a while since I spent time at my own desk in the Dutch Game Garden. It was nice to do this again yesterday, having the city right outside my door and kindred spirits such as FourceLabs upstairs. I wasn’t inside the whole time though, in the morning I had another chat at EKKO [...]

IA Summit 2007 — Leaving Las Vegas

In Articles on 27 March 2007 tagged conferences, Europe, events, IA, IA Summit 2007, information architecture, international, North America with 1 comment

I’m sitting in the North West Airlines World Club in Detroit using my eleven hour (!) lay-over to work away all the email and RSS feeds that have been piling up during the past days of being (mostly) off-line.

I had a great time at the IA Summit. It was definitely worth the trip. Attended lots [...]

Euro IA Summit 2006 Themes

In Articles on 2 October 2006 tagged Berlin, Euro IA Summit 2006, Europe, events, IA, information architecture with 2 comments

The second European IA Summit has come and gone. The promised live updates from Berlin weren’t delivered due to the scarcity of power sockets and flaky WiFi (a lesson for the organization of next year’s event, IMHO). I do have a few hundred photos to go through, including the contents of my Moleskine (chaotic mind-maps [...]

Where Are the Good European IxD Schools?

In Articles on 7 September 2006 tagged education, Europe, interaction design, IxD, schools, UK, US with no comments

Dan Saffer of Adaptive Path wrote an introductory piece for budding interaction designers. Five years ago, Robert Reimann of Cooper did the same. Both are nice overviews for novices and especially the parts on a designer’s temperament are entertaining to read.

Saffer fails to mention any good IxD schools outside of the US and UK. [...]