Tweet Sachiko Hayashi (Japan/Sweden) “3″ from SERIES OF STILLS FOR ELECTOR-ACOUSTIC MUSIC CONCERTS (digital computer graphics for projection, 2004, Sweden) On Monday 22nd May at 13:15 the Japanese/Swedish artist Sachiko Hayashi will be presenting a seminar on Technology as the … Continue reading
Tweet I just got back from HUMlab. One group of people – members of a new European project from all over Europe – were evacuating our inner room to accommodate for this afternoon’s three-hour course on alternative game controls (history, … Continue reading
Tweet The Games for Change game Darfur is Dying was developed by graduate students (Susana Ruiz, Ashley York, Mike Stein, Noah Keating, Kellee Santiago) from the University of Southern California’s Interactive Media Program. This piece of viral information was sponsored … Continue reading
Tweet Some of us doctoral students affiliated with HUMlab are part of a local research network – the Digital Interaction Research Network (DIRN). The members of DIRN are doctoral students from the Humanities, Informatics, Pedagogy and Interactive Media and Learning, … Continue reading
Tweet I’ve written about this game before… but it’s about time I touch on it again. In short, the Endless Forest is a game that isn’t a game – there is no goal here… no slaying of vicious enemies and … Continue reading
Tweet Today and tomorrow two informatics Ph.D. students (based at the Department of Informatics) will defend their Ph.D. theses. Both Anna Croon Fors and Mikael Jakobsson have a HUMlab connection and we are particularly happy about them finishing. Also, of … Continue reading
Tweet I have been thinking a lot about tools and online ‘reality’ and mediation lately…pretty much since the class that Jim and I taught on Web 2.0 when someone mentioned the desire of having all their apps in one place. … Continue reading
