Desktop and Web – Media for Creative Thought – At Least Sometimes.
Matthias Müller-Prove at Cognitive Design Congress, LearnTec, Karlsruhe, Germany
Abstract
Personal computers (still) use the desktop metaphor to provide a familiar working environment. In addition, the browser grants access to the world wide web of information and communication. But the lack of focus on creative thought processes in almost any tool prevents the computer from being a flexible medium for personal learning experiences.
References
- Slide 5 -
A Fireside Chat with Doug Engelbart - Slide 19 - Bill Verplank: Interaction Design Sketchbook
- Slide 28 - PR 2.0: Introducing the Conversation Prism
- Slide 29, 30 - Computer Lib/Dream Machines
- Interview: Cognitive Design und E-Learning
à propos
- yesterday in Tübingen: Neue Medien Kompetenz – ein Blick über den Desktop-Rand
- Co-Evolution of Humans and Tools, reboot11, June 2009
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