It doesn't get much better than CIID, but there are other definite
worthy programs. Each have their own special take on IxD & design
education which makes answering your question quite difficult w/o
knowing more about you & your goals.
Here is a list for you to look at which is by no means
compre
Simon Frasier University in Vancouver should work for ya if you don't
mind going a few miles down highway 1.
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Well, for me this isn't "business model". It is the core difference
btw UI Design & Interaction Design.
How I interact with the product in all it's forms is part of the
IxD. Your attempt to try & separate them as distinct is a great
example of where UI design by itself fails. It is the way most o
I'll be more blunt. B/c design is not business and the pedigogy
requires different methods to do it right: I.e. Studio.
To get the biz connection the better design programs have strong
connections to the corporate world and corporations will sponsor
classes or a set of classes. Here at SCAD we ha
Interaction 10 will be Feb 4-7 in beautiful historic Savannah, GA
hosted by the Savannah College of Art & Design.
Your cruise directors, I mean co-chairs are Bill DeRouchey & Jennifer
Bove.
- dave
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maybe we are passing in the night here...
I thought you were saying that b/c Dan & I were including courses
like type or graphic design theory, that that meant IxD is a holistic
design discipline like the way you seem to use "Interface design".
Assuming I got that right. I was countering you persp
Hey! I 100% agree with Andrei.
What gets me about UX & UCD of late are the folks that jones Lowgren
calls out in the previously referenced article (different thread) the
HCI side of IxD.
Chsrlie, I'm picking on you b/c you outlined why UCD came into
being. UCD is an engineers answer to engineering
Is this all (both threads) really just a question of "this point in
history"?
Would I hire an Industrial Designer who doesn't have a degree in ID?
Isn't the expectation if hiring a junior graphic designer that they
have a degree in visual design?
I have always found it interesting that in the UX
