Can I just add that I didn't mention anything at all about research
or lack of it at UCL, I simply sent the link to the original
discussion I was involved with. I'm sure UCL has a very record of
research!
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Tim,
I'm currently studying the HCI-E Masters at UCL, and I am enjoying
every moment of it. Ok, maybe not every moment, but I'm really happy I
decided to go with UCL instead of City (my other choice).
I've put up some thoughts of my experiences on my blog, which might
give you a flavor of what it
On 9 Mar 2009, at 15:48, James Page wrote:
If they don't there is an issue. Academic research is about finding
evidence
for or against a theory. I would hope that somebody teaching
interaction
design would have enough evidence to convince the powers that be
that the
departments website sh
Hello and thanks to everyone has taken a moment to reply.
Thanks to David for the link to the past discussion [1]. If anyone
else is following this thread and thinking about a further degree
I'd recommend reading that. It's certainly stoked my interest.
>From my (web)site visits so far, Kingston
Caroline,
> That presupposes that the interaction design academic team has influence
>
over the design of the web site. May be true, may not be
If they don't there is an issue. Academic research is about finding evidence
for or against a theory. I would hope that somebody teaching interaction
des
James Page
> I would look at Sussex as well as City, UCL, Middlesex, and the
> interaction course at the Royal College of Art.
> It may be worth asking the question is do they practice what they
> teach? How good is their web sites?
That presupposes that the interaction design academic team has in
I would look at Sussex as well as City, UCL, Middlesex, and the
interaction course at the Royal College of Art.
It may be worth asking the question is do they practice what they teach? How
good is their web sites?
I have done a quick scan and most of them fail such basic questions such as
:-
Do t
Tim
I can't tell you whether it's better than the other two, but I can
tell you that the course at UCL is first-rate. Why not study the
syllabus for the 3 courses and come back with some more detailed
questions?
Nick
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Hi Tim,
First of all I would like to say i have no experience to those
universities you mentioned but i have experience @ Middlesex
university as a post - graduate Interaction Design Student.
1) It is not possible to say what is better than other becoz it is
mainly based on the course content an
Hi Tim,
I was in exactly the same position as you in August last year. I
chose to do the HCS course at City, I'm just coming up to the end of
it very soon.
It's a great course but not sure how it compares to the other 2. If
you have any questions fire away,,,
Paul
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Hi Tim,
Can't answer your question directly I'm afraid, but thought you
might be interested in a similar thread where this kind of thing's
being discussed:
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=39584
PS, as a London-based web person maybe in a similar position to you I
found it interesting that t
Hello,
Possibly a question for my UK colleagues only, but I know there are
some distinguished list members who might be able to offer their
insight.
I'm currently researching three post-graduate
HCI/Usability/Interaction degrees at three institutions in and around
London UK, at: City University,
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