Authors:
Yvonne Rogers
The last big rhetoric that took HCI by storm was "beyond the desktop." Everyone used it to preface their lectures, keynotes, research proposals, and visions of the future. There was a real buzz about how we were moving into a new research paradigm, developing and deploying pervasive technologies for people. The staple slogan of HCI, "designing for the user," fell from use, and new questions, frameworks, infrastructures, methods, and so on came to the fore. The world of interaction design changed irrevocably. Once again, we are witnessing the beginning of a new movement: This time it is "in the…
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