Place and the experience of BLISS Theme: Interactions in the wild

This paper builds on earlier work that understands the design of bus 
information panels as rooted in a landscape of human experience. It turns 
the mundane activity of waiting at a bus stop into a problematic space of 
emotion and volition by understanding the dialogic relationship between 
human and technology...

By imagining a series of conversation-like dialogues, based on a 
Conversation Analytic (CA) sensitivity to the achievement of meaning in 
sequence [Condor and Antaki, 1997] it generates a series of experience 
narratives that provide for a critical analysis of the information 
presentation. It uses this to engage with the idea of place as a layered 
feature of the bus stop." -
DARREN J. REED AND PETER WRIGHT, UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Paper given at the Human Computer Interaction conference, London, September 
2006


Fritz Efaw,
per/pro
The Sacco-Vanzetti Chair
of Excellent Edu-Babble 

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