Just a little follow-up. Having had a response from the IAI it seems
their mentoring process *is* robust and intact ... it seems it might
be my email service that isn't/wasn't.
Happy to clarify on their behalf.
John.
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Hmm, mentoring. (I should probably have cross-posted this to
the IAI ...) I've tried a couple of times to obtain a mentor through the IAI
and this has fallen on deaf ears both times so I'd caution against offering
a scheme without a robust approach to ensuring it's adhered-to.
On 27/02/2008, Lore
Hi folks,
Education is a very important issue, and totally appropriate for IxDA
to tackle. As we mentioned at the end of our Board Retreat minutes
from Nov 2007 (see , the Board at that time did not have the capacity
to tackle such a major initiative as "education". That's why we
asked people who
Read more about the new board of directors here:
http://www.ixda.org/about_leadership.php
James wrote:
> The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) is proud
> to announce its leadership team for 2008-2009.
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Posted from the new
First off, I know I speak for the entire Board when I say thanks for
the good wishes. This good will and energy is just another reflection
of what makes this community is a special one.
I personally am in awe of what this community has accomplished in the
last few years. The discussion list, the L
A mentoring program would be huge. There are many talented and experienced
designers on this board, and many new entrants to the field. The juniors
have a lot to learn from the seniors, but the sheer size and maturity of
this list can make posting intimidating. I've heard of creating some other
the undergrad BFA program in New Media at Ryerson here in Toronto has
lots of IxD related stuff in it, although I don't think they really
make the association.
i've actually been trying to get in there to do a talk for their 4th
years students, we'll see how it goes.
undergrad education is a big
Jack,
YES! YES! YES!
The only undergrad program I know of is a minor of IxD as part of
their Industrial Design program at SCAD.
I'd love to hear about other programs no matter how tangential (in
this case), but DESIGN SCHOOL, not HCI programs from CompSci or
CogPsy programs.
There might be some
On Feb 27, 2008, at 8:00 AM, Jack Moffett wrote:
> I've noticed that a lot of professionals have been complaining about
> the state of design education. It seems to me that this organization
> would be the perfect entity to formalize a method of advising
> educational institutions on what we woul
On Feb 27, 2008, at 7:41 AM, dave malouf wrote:
> What do you want to see happen that will further help IxDA fulfill
> its missions (http://www.ixda.org/about.php)? Bounce the idea off the
> board, or better "just do it" and see if it sticks.
In this vein of thought...
I've noticed that a lot
I want to second Dan's congrats to the new board!
I also want to encourage people to see new opportunities for
volunteership around the world. Whenever there is change in
leadership, there comes new opportunities for engagement (or
re-engagement).
It will be great to see new local leaders emerge,
And many thanks to the officers who have tirelessly dedicated their time and
efforts in the past!
~Lisa
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 9:30 AM, Dan Saffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Congrats to the new Board and its officers! Can't wait to see where
> you take IxDA in the next year. And woo, Interact
Congrats to the new Board and its officers! Can't wait to see where
you take IxDA in the next year. And woo, Interaction09!
Dan
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The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) is proud to announce its
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earlier in 2007, five individuals from our growing community have been
selected to join
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