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IFI7156.DT Interaction Design Methods: Introduction to the course Hans Põldoja
IFI7156.DT Interaction Design Methods
Hans Põldoja
Lecturer of educational technology Tallinn University, School of Digital Technologies
Doctoral student Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture
hans.poldoja@tlu.ee http://www.hanspoldoja.net
Introductions round
Structure of the course
• 5 ECTS / 130 hours
• 8 meetings (26 hours)
• work on a group project (80 hours)
• work on individual assignments (8 hours)
• work on literature (16 hours)
Practice(4 credits)
Evaluating the User Experience(5 credits)
Interaction Design Methods(5 credits)
Developing Interactive Systems(5 credits)
Master Thesis Seminar(4 credits)
Research Methods(4 credits)
Types of projects
• Web applications
• Mobile applications
• Content-driven projects
January
Fri 05.02
Introduction to the course. Introduction to interaction design. Personas.
February
Thu 18.02
Scenario-based design. Participatory design sessions. Concept mapping.
Thu 03.03
User stories
March
Thu 17.03
User interface design patterns. Paper prototyping.
Fri 18.03
Testing and improving the paper prototypes.
Thu 31.03
User interface prototyping: tools and techniques
April
Thu 28.04
Feedback to the user interface prototypes
May
Thu 12.05
Final presentations
Contextual inquiry Personas Scenarios Design
sessionConcept mapping
User stories
Testing tasks
Paper prototypes
Testing the paper
prototypes
User interface
prototypes
Feedback Feedback
Final presentation
Group Assignments
Individual Assignments
Idea generation Contextualization System architecture Prototyping User interface Development
February 1 February 15 February 29 March 28 April 11 April 25 May 9
Testing Final presentations
March 14
Optional Assignments
Card storting
Information architecture
Contextual inquiry Personas Scenarios Design
sessionConcept mapping
User stories
Testing tasks
Paper prototypes
Testing the paper
prototypes
User interface
prototypes
Feedback Feedback
Final presentation
Group Assignments
Individual Assignments
Idea generation Contextualization System architecture Prototyping User interface Development
February 1 February 15 February 29 March 28 April 11 April 25 May 9
Testing Final presentations
March 14
Optional Assignments
Card storting
Information architecture
Contextual inquiry Personas Scenarios Design
sessionConcept mapping
User stories
Testing tasks
Paper prototypes
Testing the paper
prototypes
User interface
prototypes
Feedback Feedback
Final presentation
Group Assignments
Individual Assignments
Idea generation Contextualization System architecture Prototyping User interface Development
February 1 February 15 February 29 March 28 April 11 April 25 May 9
Testing Final presentations
March 14
Optional Assignments
Card storting
Information architecture
Contextual inquiry Personas Scenarios Design
sessionConcept mapping
User stories
Testing tasks
Paper prototypes
Testing the paper
prototypes
User interface
prototypes
Feedback Feedback
Final presentation
Group Assignments
Individual Assignments
Idea generation Contextualization System architecture Prototyping User interface Development
February 1 February 15 February 29 March 28 April 11 April 25 May 9
Testing Final presentations
March 14
Optional Assignments
Card storting
Information architecture
Learning environment
• Course blog: http://ifi7156.wordpress.com
• Group blogs / GitHub / etc
• Course tag: ifi7156 (#ifi7156)
• Web 2.0 for sharing media: Mendeley, Twitter, SlideShare, Scribd, Flickr, YouTube
• Dropbox: course readings
Assessement
• Exam
• 10 group assignments (max 90 points)
• 2 individual assignments (max 10 points)
• Optional assignments with extra points
• The student must attend at least 80% of the lessons in order to take the exam
Project ideas
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Hans Põldoja hans.poldoja@tlu.ee
Interaction Design Methods http://ifi7156.wordpress.com
Tallinn University School of Digital Technologies