Cognition
February Randoms: Design, School and Ocean’s 13
School > Life
School has been hassling me for my attention and so far it is winning. The drastic contrast between working at my co-op just 2 months ago compared to where I am today with school is insane. While working in the “corporate” world afforded me routine schedules, meeting interesting people, and not [...]
Innovation Through Design Thinking: A Video With Tim Brown
MITWorld has a video introducing Tim Brow, CEO of IDEO, as he talks about “design thinking.” The idea is pretty simple as it is just a reiteration of immersing yourself in the context of the designs intent. In the video he goes over a lot of examples that IDEO has undergone where they [...]
Wayfinding My Education & Career
It’s that age old question of what you wanted to be when you grow up. A superhero maybe, firefighter most definitely, or just the idea of being rich and/or famous. Then you get to high school and college and you begin to feel the pressure. After you switched through just about every [...]
A Chance With The Cognitive Science Engineering Laboratory & Klein Associates
I was speaking with my professor, Axel Roesler about the day’s lecture on cognition and its influence on design. He studied conigition and interaction design at Ohio State University earning a Ph.D. His time there provided opportunities to work with leading members of design engineering studies such as Gary Klein and Edwin Hutchins. [...]
F Shaped Patterned Reading
This is the sort of thing I love learn about in class. This is a brief introduction to an experiment conducted showing the eye movement patterns when a person visits a website. Different types of site structures were examined to find any relation or similarities. As it turns out, there is a [...]
