Authors:
Judy Hammond
Philosophy of HCI Many countries do not share the same understanding about, or have the same approach to the field of HCI as the USA. This derives from a matrix involving a nation's political agenda setting for university education; business and industry demands for graduates in designated work areas; arbitrary resource allocation within university education; and cultural expectations and inhibitors within and between nations. As I see it when travelling in many countries and working with educators, there are a multitude of solutions to dynamic questions that arise from this matrix. The question that we all face in our…
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