Interaction design at the Utrecht School of the Arts

Authors:
Lon Barfield;Willie van Burgsteden;Ruud Lanfermeijer;Bert Mulder;Jurriënne Ossewold;Dick Rijken;Philippe Wegner
Affiliations:
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Venue:
ACM SIGCHI Bulletin
Year:
1994

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Abstract

The "Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht" (Utrecht School of the Arts, Utrecht, The Netherlands) offers a four-year curriculum in interaction design (roughly equivalent to an MA) and a one year master of arts degree in interactive multimedia. The material here presents our approach to interaction design as a discipline and the curriculum that embodies this approach. It features a collection of thoughts and snapshots-- we regard it as work in progress. Interaction design is a new field. It is growing fast, continuously adapting to new circumstances. We believe in our approach, but do not regard it as the final truth. There will be questions, as well as answers. Your comments, criticisms and suggestions are appreciated!