ACM Interactions

Authors:
Richard Anderson, Jon Kolko

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Over the past 10 issues, interactions has, with a great deal of conscious repetition, investigated themes of global influence, sustainability, temporal aesthetics, behavior change, and the design for culture. These issues are at the heart of the human condition—whether exploring, solving, or celebrating the relationships between people and society. These themes continually combine to offer a glimpse into designing for interaction—the ability to forge connections and bridge gaps between experiences, people, and technology. This issue of interactions is no different, but it exemplifies a new and subtle duality: impending doom and slight optimism. "At the end of the world,…

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