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Embodied Interaction and Improvised Information Displays

In Articles on 30 July 2008 tagged adaptation, embodied interaction, hacking, hospitals, improvisation, information displays, interaction design, IxD, meaning, social, tangible with 3 comments

Recently a good friend of mine became a dad. It made me feel really old, but it also lead to an encounter with an improvised information display, which I’d like to tell you about, because it illustrates some of the things I have learnt from reading Paul Dourish’s Where the Action Is. My friend’s son [...]