Titlebook: Anthropology-Based Computing; Putting the Human in John N.A. Brown Textbook 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Anthrop

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Getting Excited About “Calm Technology”tous computerized tools to disappear, rather than to demand our attention (Fig. 3.1). Along with John Seeley Brown (no relation), he produced two papers to try and explain this concept, and as guidelines for interaction designers..In this chapter we’ll look at those two papers and try to show that t

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Computer-Centered Computing: What Are “Human Factors” and Why Should We Care?to try and express the task of reading that last sentence mathematically, there would be many factors involved. To reduce them to a useable example, and for the sake of expediency, we’ll ignore all of the factors that went into how you came to be reading that sentence, and just work from there..Coul

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Ergonomics and Biomechanics: The Surprisingly Simple Science of Using Your Bodyowing more stereotypically Canadian example:.“Axes don’t cut trees; people cut trees.”.No one actually believes that the tool goes out on its own to do the job without any human present. That’s an absurd idea and, when you are arguing against someone who is right, it helps if you can make it seem th