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Page 1: MRes in Digital Civics - HCI for Digital Civics Week 9

Human-Computer Interactionfor Digital Civics

Week 9: Drafting Ideas

John Vines [email protected]

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Introduce your IntervieweeDrafting Ideas

Prepare a 2-minute introduction to your ‘interviewee’

Introduce … who they are. … what their interests and motivations are.

… what type of questions you think they should/will explore. … what ONE paper they should read next and why.

… who they should work with in Culture Lab.

5 SLIDES!

20 minutes

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Introduce your IntervieweeDrafting Ideas

Work on your own for 25 minutes

Use your notes as a guide, and your interviewee’s blog post to give further insight

Use the ACM Digital Library to find the two

papers – make them HCI related.

Use the di.ncl.ac.uk website to find someone they should work with

20 minutes

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Introduce your IntervieweeDrafting Ideas

Alexander > Interviewed > Vidya Andy > Interviewed > Sunil

Angelika > Interviewed > Nikolai Emma > Interviewed > Matt

Ian > Interviewed > Jan Jan > Interviewed > Marshall Marshall > Interviewed > Ian

Matt > Interviewed > Angelika Nikolai > Interviewed > Emma

Sunil > Interviewed > Alexander Vidya > Interviewed > Andy

20 minutes

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Introduce your IntervieweeResearch Through Design

Practice your talk on someone!

“Presenter” - Talk through your 5 slides.

“Listener” – Give feedback on:

-  What you didn’t understand -  What needs more detail

-  Whether you feel it characterises the interviewee well

10 minutes

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Introduce your IntervieweeDrafting Ideas

Vidya PRESENTS TO Alexander ABOUT Andy Sunil PRESENTS TO Andy ABOUT Alexander

Nikolai PRESENTS TO Angelika ABOUT Emma Matt PRESENTS TO Emma ABOUT Angelika

Jan PRESENTS TO Ian ABOUT Marshall

Marshall… grab a coffee

10 minutes

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Teach Your Peers:Drafting Ideas

Ian PRESENTS TO Marshall ABOUT Jan Angelika PRESENTS TO Matt ABOUT Nikolai Emma PRESENTS TO Nikolai ABOUT Matt

Alexander PRESENTS TO Sunil ABOUT Vidya Andy PRESENTS TO Vidya ABOUT Sunil

Jan… grab a coffee

10 minutes

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Teach Your Peers:Drafting Ideas

Marshall PRESENTS TO Jan ABOUT Ian

Everyone else… grab a coffee

10 minutes

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Teach Your Peers:Drafting Ideas

Stand at the front in pairs – the “interviewer” and “interviewee”

Interviewer presents for 2 minutes

Interviewee has 2 minutes to respond – was

their summary fair, accurate and useful?

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Teach Your Peers:Drafting Ideas

“Audience” – provide some “anonymous peer review” on post-its, stick these to the feedback

sheet

Give feedback to the “interviewee”:

-  what should they keep and develop -  what should they keep but change a bit

-  what should they lose

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Teach Your Peers:Drafting Ideas

Alexander > Interviews > Vidya Andy > Interviews > Sunil

Angelika > Interviews > Nikolai Emma > Interviews > Matt Ian > Interviews > Jan

Jan > Interviews > Marshall Marshall > Interviews > Ian Matt > Interviews > Angelika Nikolai > Interviews > Emma Sunil > Interviews > Alexander Vidya > Interviews > Andy

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Before next week

Read the two papers suggested by your interviewer.

In your reflective commentary, write about two things:

1.  What you have learned (or not) from the paper suggested by your interviewer. Why do you think they

were suggested?

2.  Write up the anonymous feedback from the audience. What do you think this means, and what will you change

(if anything) about your plans because of this? If you won’t, why not?