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Today the Parables of Care project has announced a new title in their research comic book series: I Know How This Ends: Stories of Dementia Care (2020). This is the second volume in a series that started with Parables of Care: Creative Responses to Dementia Care (2017). Continue Reading
In the third episode of the City Interaction Lab Podcast Stuart Scott chats with Adam Banks and Konstantin Samoyov from UX-Study.com. Continue Reading
Recommending a Radio France documentary podcast series on videogames. Continue Reading
On the intersections of media archaeology and human computer interaction design. Provisional draft notes shared as a prompt for future research group discussion. Continue Reading
Interested in Narrative Design and how it can be used to prototype UX strategy? Then you’ll want to attend next Friday’s free City HCID seminar where Victoria Kirk Owal will be sharing real-world examples from her work at Protagonist Studio. Continue Reading
In the second episode of the City Interaction Lab podcast Stuart Scott hosts Rik Williams from Alzheimer’s Society. Continue Reading
Interaction Lab Manager and founding member of the HCID Comics, Games & Media Research Group, Stuart Stuart Scott stepped in to host the next London Unreal Engine Meet-Up on December 19 2019 at City, University of London. Continue Reading
In the inaugural episode of the City Interaction Lab podcast Stuart and Ernesto talk about graphic medicine with Dr Simon Grennan (University of Chester) and Peter Wilkins (Douglas College, Vancouver Canada). Continue Reading
Benjamin Dix and Lindsay Pollock will be at City to discuss their book Vanni: A Family’s Struggle Through the Sri Lankan Conflict (2019). Date: Thursday 5 December 2019 Time: 6:00PM Room: AG07b, City, University of London The event is free… Continue Reading
City HCID PhD Student Linda Berube will give a talk to the Web Archiving Interest Group at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC on 10 December 2019, as part of her AHRC-funded PhD research working with City HCID in partnership with the British Library. Continue Reading
