wedge Kick-off
* DJ Earworm : No one takes your freedom
* News
wedge Admin
* Test tomorrow
* Design Notebook tomorrow
* Reschedule imminent
wedge Assignment #1b is 50% graded
* Harmony is sick and we are working on hers now.
wedge Demo
wedge Water display
wedge Jeep
* www.youtube.com—watch
wedge Wave generator
* www.youtube.com—watch
wedge Sterling book
wedge Draw on white board
wedge Artifacts -> Hunters/Famers
* things are scarce
wedge Machines -> Customers
* choice is scarce
wedge Products -> Consumers
* service is scarce
wedge Gizmos -> End-Users (we are here)
* Wine example
wedge Spimes -> Wranglers
* resources are scarce
wedge Line of Empire
* competition prohibits the previous age from succeeding
* war competition or economic competition
* proponents of the previous way of life can't compete
wedge Line of No Return
* returning to a previous age entails wide-spread calamity
* e.g., container ships going back to sail
wedge "Tomorrow Composts Today"
* messy process
* evolutionary
* decentralized
* exhibits friction as technology spreads
* Old ages/technologies don't disappear they just become less relevant
wedge Cognitive Load and Opportunity Cost
* Resources in scarcity from gizmos on
wedge cognitive load
* something coming in pushes something else out
* cell-phone while driving -> some driving ability is lost
wedge opportunity cost
* the choice of giving something your attention means that something else won't get your attention
* you choose one cell-phone
* "Designers must design for the technosocial interactions that unite people and objects: designing for opportunity costs and cognitive load. These are the resources that are now in scarcity"
wedge "When metrics count more than the gizmos they represent they become a spime"
wedge Example of a spime?
wedge Amazon encourages competition with itself on it's website!
* What is that about?
* Information about interactions with the book is more important than the book itself.
wedge Technology for Care Networks of Elders
* Lots of old people relative to young people by 2030
* Great example of requirements analysis / iterative design in the face of changing user bases
wedge What types of R.A.
* Interviews
* Prototyping
* Shadowing
wedge Wizard of Oz
* Develop a UI that has a person creating the content rather than a computer system
* Avoids the heavy systems building in case the U/I is bad.
wedge Prototype
* digital picture frame
* pervasive sensor net
wedge Drawbacks
* Pervasive sensor net is science fiction
* Asymmetric data flow
* "Contact" Effect
wedge Good things from this paper
* Technology ideas
* Understandings of the role of caregivers