Jared,
If most readers think this has gone on too long, we should wind it down.
On Apr 22, 2008, at 5:59 AM, Jared M. Spool wrote:
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> On Apr 22, 2008, at 3:08 AM, Larry Tesler wrote:
>
>> The fact that different observers see different things in the same
>> raw eye tracking data is of no more
Todd wrote:
> Oh, oh, oh, I know%u2014what we need is eye tracking with mind
reading. Now, that's useful.
Hah! If we had mind reading, we wouldn't need the eye tracker.
Jared
Jared M. Spool
User Interface Engineering
510 Turnpike St., Suite 102, North Andover, MA 01845
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I think it's just a matter of time before we get automated
"spot-on" translations (Futurist Ray Kurzweil, in his book "The
Age of Spiritual Machines" came up with some very interesting
insights on it, check it out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Age_of_Spiritual_Machines).
In the meantime, this
*Puget Sound IxDA Meetup: "IxDA Interaction 08 Redux" – **6:30pm,
May 1, 2008 **– **University of Washington, Seattle Campus*
Interested in getting together with other local interaction designers and
user experience professionals? Looking for an opportunity to discuss some
key topics
Helpful .. maybe to non-english speakers, but there are some strange
things happening in the French version
Tiago wrote
"On what concerns the USA, that's not surprising"
and the Google-French is like this
"En ce qui concerne la France, ce qui n'est pas surprenant"
So Google translates "the US
Just a reminder that Matt Jones will be speaking on "Playfulness in
Design" TOMORROW night.
The fun starts at 6:30. The address is:
odopod
385 Grove Street
San Francisco CA 94102
Presented by IxDA-SF, Odopod, and Tiny Pictures. Hope to see you there!
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/474101/
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I work with parents who exchange text messages with their kids while the
kids are in class at school. I was in a meeting where one person was
receiving and sending texts to her daughter. Her daughter was in class
but was bored. My co-worker was also obviously bored. Especially as she
told us what h
It was reasonably readable in portuguese.
This reduce the access barrier, but does not enable the participation
of poor-english speaking people like me. It´s much more easy for me to
read english than to write, that´s why I barely participate on this
list.
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.{ Frederick van Amstel }. Cur
Hi there,
My company is looking into renting out a lab to perform usability testing in
the New York City Area. We need the following:
1 - the company can provide us with a lab setting where our IAs can conduct
usability testing
2 - the company will also able to do the recruiting for us
Any recomme
hi,
i'd say French translation is quite bad;
it may give a sense about the nature of the discussion, ... if needed ...
best,
alok nandi
http://design.architempo.net
http://pechakucha.architempo.net
At 21:56 22/04/2008, Eduardo Ortiz wrote:
>Spanish is at best "intelligible", not too bad (at
Spanish is at best "intelligible", not too bad (at least most words are
there), but I would not consider it a translation per se.
e.g.
>From the translation:
> Hay bastante interacción de los programas de diseño en Europa que han
> las comunidades locales, como el Programa de Estudios de Postgra
Spanish is quite good (to my knowledge), or, at the very least,
intelligible.
Is there Russian?
Oleh
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 12:55 PM, Jeff Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Based on Alexander's comment in the "Interaction Design in Europe"
> thread last week, I decided to try feeding a few Ix
Based on Alexander's comment in the "Interaction Design in Europe"
thread last week, I decided to try feeding a few IxDA threads through
Google's translation API. Judging from the results, I think it might
be possible to generate language-specific thread digests for the main
discussion list
We're awaiting confirmation but we HOPE to hold this meeting at the company
where I work, Dare [1]. It's a nice, non-stuffy environment...
Please stay tuned via the Crowdvine list [2] and listen out for
announcements on here nearer the time.
John
[1] http://www.daredigital.com
[2] http://ixdalon
Hi!
I'm also based in India but will be in London for work at the time. I would
just say, could you pick a venue that is find-able even for those of us who
aren't London veterans. :)
Cheers!
Shruti
Welcome to the Interaction Design
Interaction Designer - Progressive Mobile-Technology Company
Title: Interaction Designer
Location: SF Bay Area - 30 minutes from SF
Compensation: 80's to low 100's DOE
A progressive mobile-technology company is searching for an Interaction
Designer to join its creative team and focus on user int
Great little article for some inspiration [1]. Interviews with four chefs
about the (interaction) design of their kitchens and how, in some cases,
this contributes to the customer experience within the restaurant.
I love this kind of (albeit cursory) ethnographic observation. Helps me step
outside
Well i would vote Yorkshire Grey, but i am an englishman in chicago, so i
expect my vote doesn't count. Having attended at least one (excellent) IXDA
meet in chicago, it is worth saying that i'm somehow proud that the London
IXDA
meetups always seem to be in pubs..
Matt
On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 4
Hey all, I'd like to know what your experiences are with designing
online contests where site visitors get to upload/create stuff on a site
(to win a prize) which is being placed in gallery and where others get
to vote/rate the entries.
Some interesting questions concerning this subject are:
*
Hello again, What a curious coincidence :) That's when I'll come to London...
Sign-me up for the meeting. Possibly awkward question (just because I didn't
find the info at the site): Do you have to pay to attend this meeting or is it
as casual as it looks? Cheers, Tiago Marques
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On Apr 22, 2008, at 8:59 AM, Jared M. Spool wrote:
> If someone fixates on a link for a unusually large time, does that
> mean they are confused by it? Or they aren't confused, but are
> trying to decide if its what they want? Or they know whether they
> want it or not but are considering so
On Apr 22, 2008, at 3:08 AM, Larry Tesler wrote:
> The fact that different observers see different things in the same
> raw eye tracking data is of no more concern to me than the fact that
> different players count a different number of words on the same
> Boggle board. Some people see word
This reminds me of a recent thread Morten Hjerde
(http://www.ixda.org/profile.php?id=mhjerde gmail.com) started on
"finding a gender-neutral singular pronoun"... the answer:
"YO"... check it out:
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=27068
...
{ Itamar Medeiros } Information Designer
designing c
Due to the incredible response we've had to the invitations for our
first gathering, we'll need to host our event in a bigger venue!
hurray! The date/time are still the same:
WHEN?
April 29TH 2008, 7:30PM
WHERE?
CoffeeLox
No.49 B Jin Ling Road (W) near Ma Dang Lu
Allow: Cash, Sodex Card, Smart C
Jared,
Eye tracking is of value when someone sees something in the data that
leads to a new and valuable insight.
The fact that different observers see different things in the same raw
eye tracking data is of no more concern to me than the fact that
different players count a different numbe
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