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Boston IxDA Nano Conference Thursday 6/26/08
(via Boston IxDA)
The Boston chapter of the Interaction Design Association is hosting a night of short talks – I imagine something like Pecha Kucha or Ignite! – this Thursday (June 26th, 2008) 6pm-9pm at Bentley College. RSVP required
Planned speakers:
- Juhan Sonin: Design and Open Source Software
- Jeremy Merle: Designing in an Agile Environment
- Ian Muir: Designer-Developer collaboration
- Jesse Beach: HTML5 Heads Up
- Jared Spool: What’s the Best Way to Compare Multiple Design Alternatives?
- Christa Houlahan: Search, Beyond the Box
- Matt McKeon: Many Eyes, Visualisation in the hands of the people.
- Michael Hawley: Next Generation Interaction Paradigms
- Kris Engdahl: Using Reality Maps for Task Analysis
Looking forward to it – hopefully I’ll be able to blog a bit about some of the presentations.
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I really want to come, but I don’t know where at Bently it is being held.
Ellen – if you click on the Boston IxDA link above you’ll find all the info you need.
It’s the LaCava building at Bentley – which is B52 and B53 on this map.
I think I may have found what I was looking for.
Great to see you there John, thanks for offering to talk at our next event. Do you think we could get away with 2 or 3 events a year?
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