Interaction Design
Interaction Design
Innovative, considered and well-executed design adds value to products and services. Interaction designers seek to understand the people and situations they are designing for, and, drawing on their mastery of interactive technology and forms of interactivity, design artefacts and experiences to improve situations.
ACM Digital library
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ACM Digital libraryACM is a valuable resource for information on interaction design and human-computer interaction. It provides access to papers and proceedings from several prominent conferences in these fields, including:
IEEE
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IEEE Xplore / IEEE Electronic Library (IEL)Another relevant database is IEEE. It covers subjects like engineering, information technology, computer software etc.
Conferences
Here's a few tips on other interesting conferences:
- Nordes - Nordic Design research
- Design Research Society conference
- SIDeR - Student Interaction Design Research Conference [search for the latest conference]
- DiGRA - Portal for digital games research
Magazines and journals
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ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (TOCHI)
covers the software, hardware and human aspects of interaction with computers. Topics include hardware and software architectures; interactive techniques, metaphors, and evaluation; user interface design processes; and users and groups of users. -
Communications of the ACM
magazine on computing technologies, covering the latest discoveries, innovations, and research that inspire and influence the field. -
interactions
a magazine intended for professionals interested in the connections between experiences, people and technology.
Google scholar
Google Scholar is another useful search tool for searching information on interdisciplinary subjects. Google scholar is Google's scientific search engine where you search for books, articles, essays, theses and conference proceedings - all sources that have some scientific relevance.
To use Google scholar effectively (and reach the full text material) you need to go to:
Google Scholar → Settings → Library links → Malmö University - Full text@MAU