Space exploration: working with video data
In a video viewing session with Fred Erickson, from UCLA, we watched some video of young children in an early years playground – recorded by Kate Cowan for her PhD […]
In a video viewing session with Fred Erickson, from UCLA, we watched some video of young children in an early years playground – recorded by Kate Cowan for her PhD […]
Ray McDermott , the American Linguistic Anthropologist, told Fred Erickson from UCLA his two laws of social life: Everyone is busy all the time Everybody is making sense Our role, […]
In a recent video viewing session with Professor Fred Erickson, from UCLA his comments on time as an organisational feature of interaction really struck me. I have thought about ‘pace’ […]
We have been thinking about how we are going to sample blogs for a project on the design principles of blogs – we are going to look at parenting blogs […]
Introduction In this post I introduce an ongoing study on digital video technologies in the operating theatre. Examples of questions we address in our study are: How do surgical trainees […]
As part of the project “Researching Embodiment with Digital Technologies” we recently carried out some empirical studies using a purpose built tangible tabletop learning environment Twenty three students aged 10-11 […]
The MODE data workshop allowed participants to interact with real data on the topic of digital environments at an interdisciplinary level. The clear objectives of the leaders and the wide […]
This is an issue being explored by two participants researching children’s interaction with iPads who came along to the MODE data workshop on 02.10.12. Is touch different from gesture? Can […]
Sampling and coding keeps coming up as an issue across the MODE data analysis workshops. There is debate as to whether one should code and if so how to do […]
The MODE embodiment data workshop (02.10.12) attracted some really different participants – brought together by an interest in the body, gesture and movement in digital environments – some from physiology, […]