Non-internship Summer Plan

March 24, 2014 · 0

Lists:

1.用illustrator画各种图: 自画像（搞一套表情，加上阿毛，爸爸妈妈各种～）从以前拍的照片中挑一张，或者当天拍一张，以此为基础，进行构图，创作（拍照－素描－illustrator）

https://tutsplus.com/

logo design

website/app design

Infographic design— 4 reports

2. Codeacademy: php,html,css

3.做video，with AE

a.Redo the Activia Project and the Young One project

b. Make a micro-film

4.搞清楚3d渲染一类酷炫的东西

3d 按钮设计、logo设计、再看看能不能设计个更复杂的东西(product design: beer)

5.Portfolio:

Add: Fun Section–整理照片，photoshop后期处理：人像、风景、生活、艺术、主题摄影

素描、水粉

Info-visualization: Organize 4 reports from Elasmar class

6. 每天下载3-5个好玩的app，写心得？

7.学艺术史

BBC Lists:

《BBC：漫游世界建筑群》(BBC:Cruickshanks Adventures in Architecture)
http://www.56.com/u77/v_NjA5NzQ0Njg.html 1
http://www.56.com/u27/v_NjA5NzQ0OTY.html 2
http://www.56.com/u47/v_NjA5NzQ4NzY.html 3
http://www.56.com/u76/v_NjA5NzQ1MTY.html 4
http://www.56.com/u30/v_NjA5NzU3ODE.html 5
http://www.56.com/u63/v_NjA5NzU3ODg.html 6
http://www.56.com/u79/v_NjA5NzU4Mjg.html 7
http://www.56.com/u75/v_NjA5NzU4MzE.html 8

《BBC：西班牙的艺术》(BBC:Art of Spain)
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/153687/ （1）【被删了】
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/153688/ （2）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/153689/ （3）

《BBC：装饰艺术典范》(BBC:Art Deco Icons)
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/jkkBZzjZv_U/ 第1集.克拉瑞奇大酒店
http://www.56.com/u71/v_NjE1MzI0NzY.html 第2集.伦敦交通大楼
http://www.56.com/u15/v_NjE5MTU0ODQ.html 第3集.河畔之家

《BBC：现代艺术大师》
http://www.56.com/u69/v_NjI4NzE5MjI.html （在线地址不全）

《BBC：德国艺术》
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/153512/ 第1集.分裂的德国.A.Divided.Land
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/153513/ 第2集.梦想和机器
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/153514/ 第3集.元首魔影

《BBC：西洋艺术史》(BBC: Landmarks of Western Art)

《BBC：西洋艺术史》(BBC: Landmarks of Western Art)第一集：后中古时期 The Late Medieval World
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/235409/
《BBC：西洋艺术史》(BBC: Landmarks of Western Art)第二集：文艺复兴时期 A Renaissance Education
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/235410/
《BBC：西洋艺术史》(BBC: Landmarks of Western Art)第三集：巴洛克时期 The Baroque
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/235413/
《BBC：西洋艺术史》(BBC: Landmarks of Western Art)第四集：洛可可及新古典时期 From Rococo to Revolution
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/235414/
《BBC：西洋艺术史》(BBC: Landmarks of Western Art)第五集：浪漫主义时期 Romanticism
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/235415/
《BBC：西洋艺术史》(BBC: Landmarks of Western Art)第六集：印象派及后印象派时期 http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/235416/

《BBC：书香》(BBC:The Beauty of Books)

《BBC：书香》(BBC: The Beauty of Books)第一集：古圣经 Ancient Bibles
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/246726/
《BBC：书香》(BBC: The Beauty of Books)第二集：中世纪巨著 Medieval Masterpieces
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/246727/
《BBC：书香》(BBC: The Beauty of Books)第三集：绘本 Illustrated Wonderlands
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/246728/
《BBC：书香》(BBC: The Beauty of Books)第四集：封面设计 Paperback Writer
http://site.douban.com/109824/widget/videos/2247395/video/246730/

《摇滚的七个时代》系列纪录片，谷估堂字幕版（共七集）：

《摇滚的七个时代》第一集：布鲁斯摇滚的诞生（Blused Based Rock）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152358/
《摇滚的七个时代》第二集：白光年代（Art Rock）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152359/
《摇滚的七个时代》第三集：朋克天下（Punk）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152360/
《摇滚的七个时代》第四集：金属霸业（Heavy Metal）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152361/
《摇滚的七个时代》第五集：体育场传奇（Stadium Rock）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152363/
《摇滚的七个时代》第六集：柯本之死与美国另类音乐（Alternative Rock）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152369/ （1）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152371/ （2）
《摇滚的七个时代》第七集：英伦的兴起（Indie）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152373/ （1）
http://site.douban.com/widget/videos/2247395/video/152374/ （2）

8.最后，记得读书：

Both Don Norman’s “Emotional Design” (2004) and John McCarthy and Peter Wright’s “Technology as Experience” (2004) explore how good design is about more than efficiency and usability. It is also about fun, delight and pleasure in technological objects. Both books promote the emotional and aesthetic experience of living with technology.

BJ Fogg’s “Persuasive Technology” (2003) and Ben Shneiderman’s “Leonardo’s Laptop” (2002) look at the issue of how computer technologies can create longer term change in people’s behaviour and make more far-reaching changes in society at large. These books explore how technologies become embedded in everyday life, and discuss the possibilities for future trends and technologies.

Malcolm McCullough’s “Digital Ground” (2004) and Adam Greenfield’s “Everyware” (2006) consider the place of technology in another sense-these books ask what it means for computers to be truly ubiquitous and pervasive, embedded in the objects around us and in the environments we inhabit. McCullough examines this from the point of view of an architect, and Greenfield from the point of view of interaction design.

For an economic argument on the impact of new technologies on society, see Chris Anderson’s “The Long Tail” (2006) which describes how the internet is turning old-fashioned supply and demand economics into one where unlimited supply and choice is creating a new economy of niche markets.

Andy Clark is a philosopher and cognitive scientist at Edinburgh University who writes about the relationship between humans and machines. As technologies and gizmos proliferate, he argues that, rather than view them as increasingly overloading, overburdening and frustrating humans, we embrace them, seeing them quite literally as an extension of our bodies and minds. The title of his last book “Natural Born Cyborgs” explored this theme and is recommended reading. Andy has also provided us with his latest paper that extends these ideas further, arguing for profound embodiment and human augmentation, covering robot arms, sensory enhancement and bodily extension. Andy has a knack of describing the interface between humans and machines in captivating ways that go far beyond the prosaic discourse of HCI , e.g., “Sensing and moving are the spots where the rubber of embodied agency meets the road of the wider world, the world outside the agent’s physical boundaries.”

Papers you might want to read include:

Jonathan Grudin’s “Living without parental controls: The future of HCI“: a piece to appear in Interactions in March. Also, see Jonathan’s trip report on NordiCHI 2006 contains some interesting observations on how the field might be changing to more domain-centered work in future.
Yvonne Roger’s recent paper at Ubicomp 2006 entitled “Moving on from Weiser’s vision of calm computing: Engaging UbiComp experiences.”
Genevieve Bell and Paul Dourish’s recent article in Personal and Ubiquitous Computing “Yesterday’s tomorrows: Notes on ubiquitous computing’s dominant vision.”
A recent paper in Personal and Ubiquitous Computing from Microsoft on home technologies which is in part a reaction against the “smart home” agenda: “Homes that make us smart“.
Pheobe Sengers’ and Bill Gaver’s DIS 2006 paper “Staying open to interpretation: Engaging multiple meanings in design and evaluation“; which explores the role of ambiguity in design.
Egon Bittner’s “Technique and the Conduct of Life” (Social Problems, Vol 30, No.3, Feb 1983). Though somewhat old, Bittner eloquently comments on what technology might mean for how we exist as humans, or, as he puts, it, for the conduct of our lives. Here he is thinking of how we evaluate our endeavours, our intelligence and the relationship between ourselves and the machines we build for the ambitions we have.”

Also see:

A paper by Alessandro Valli entitled “The Design of Natural Interaction” which examines how interactive digital media can be integrated into physical spaces.
A paper by Mark Feldmeier and Joe Paradiso on the use of wearable sensors to create an interactive musical performance: “Ultra-Low-Cost Wireless Motion Sensors for Musical interaction with Very Large Groups.”
An overview of the design of hardware for Ubicomp by Roy Want and colleagues called “Disappearing Hardware.”
A description of the Smart-Its project for the augmentation of artefacts by Lars Erik Holmquist et al.: “Smart-Its Friends: A Technique for Users to Easily Establish Connections between Smart Artefacts.”
Höök, Kristina, Ståhl, Anna, Sundström, Petra, Laaksolahti, Jarmo (2008)Interactional Empowerment, To be presented at ACM SIGCHI conference Computer-Human Interaction (CHI2008), Florence, Italy, ACM Press, 2008.

General books about HCI :

Baecker, R, Grudin, J, Buxton, W, Greenberg, S (eds) (1995) Readings in Human-Computer Interaction: Toward the Year 2000. 2nd ed. San Francisco: Morgan Kaufmann.
Buxton, B (2007) Sketching User Experience: Getting the Design Right and the Right Design. San Francisco: Morgan Kaufmann.
Carroll, JM (ed) (2002) Human-Computer Interaction in the New Millennium. New York: ACM Press.
Dix, A, Finlay, J, Abowd, G and Beale, R (2003) Human-Computer Interaction. 3rd ed. Prentice Hall.
Jacko, J and Sears, A (2007) Human-Computer Interaction Handbook. 2nd ed. Mahwah, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Jones, M and Marsden G (2005) Mobile Interaction Design. London: Wiley & Sons.
McCarthy, J and Wright, P (2004) Technology as Experience. Boston: MIT Press.
Norman, D (2007) The Design of Future Things. New York: Basic Books.
Norman, D (1988) The Psychology of Everyday Things. New York: Basic Books.
Raskin, J, (2000) The Humane Interface: New directions for designing interactive systems. Boston: Addison-Wesley.
Rogers, Y, Sharp, H, and Preece, J (2007) Interaction Design: Beyond Human Computer Interaction. 2nd ed. Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley.
Rosson, M and Carroll, J (2001) Usability Engineering: Scenario-Based Development of Human-Computer Interaction. New York: Morgan Kaufmann.
Shneiderman, B (2002) Leonardo’s Laptop. Boston: MIT Press.
Thimbleby, H (2007) Press On: Principles of interaction programming. Boston: MIT Press.
Thomas, JC (1995) ‘Usability Engineering in 2020’ in Nielsen, J (ed), Advances in human-computer interaction. Norwood, New Jersey: Ablex (Intellect).

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