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Extending
Interface Practice: An Ecosystem Approach
Tuesday, 23 July
3:30 - 5:30 pm
Ballroom C3
Interface ecology is an emerging meta-disciplinary approach
in which creation of rich interactive experiences spans
many disciplines, including computer graphics, mathematics,
gaming, visual art, performance, and cultural theory.
Interfaces extend beyond interactive artifacts, activities,
and social spaces, forming intricate ecosystems. Interfaces
are the catalytic border zones where systems of representation
meet, mix, and recombine. Through this recombination,
interface ecosystems generate fundamental innovations
of form, experience, knowledge, and technology. This panel
brings together a diverse range of practitioners who work
from concept to experience to interconnect multiple systems
within the whole.
Organizer/Moderator
Andruid Kerne
New York University
Panelists
Natalie Jeremijenko
Yale University
Andruid Kerne
New York University
Michael Mateas
Carnegie Mellon University
Thecla Schiphorst
Simon Fraser University
Wolfgang Strauss
Fraunhofer Institute Media Communication
Will Wright
Maxis Software
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