Friday
2:30 - 4:00
107 South Hall
Spring 2000

Coordinators:

Eric Paulos
paulos@cs.berkeley.edu

Danyel Fisher
danyelf@cs.berkeley.edu

This group will undertake a dialogue aimed at understanding and examining  fundamental issues in the design of present and future human computer interactions.  The format of the meetings will be a related collection of selected readings (2-3 papers and/or book chapters) that will be discussed and evaluated each week. The participants will grapple with current topics and be flexible and open to new ideas within the research field.  Several topics will draw directly from work presented at the Human Centered Computing Seminar (HCC) and thus topics are subject to change.  Other topics will be chosen collectively by the group and its coordinators.  The success of this series depends on drawing from a diversity of backgrounds.  Individuals from all areas of interest, particularly those with non-technical backgrounds, are encouraged to attend.  To be added to the mailing list for this group, send mail to hcc-reading-request@cs.berkeley.edu.   To send info to the group send mail to hcc-reading@cs.berkeley.edu

Previous Semesters:

Fall 1999
Spring 1999

 Y2K: Reaction, Hype, Apocalypse

  Video, images, press, surrounding issues in the aftermath of Y2K

Danyel Fisher

Is Digital Design A Craft?

    Selected readings from book TBA

Megan Thomas

Hot Topic Roundup

    Group discussion of topics that have carried over from previous four weeks

TBA

TBA

    TBA

TBA

Hot Topic Roundup

    Group discussion of topics that have carried over from previous four weeks

Topic
Ideas