‘Diary’ Category

Day 81

  • March 11th, 2010
  • Posted in Diary

Wow, where does the time go… A short summary so far… Late 2009 – January 2010 Loosely thought about thesis while finishing other classes last semester. Prepared for TRKBRD conference presentation: upgraded hardware, upgraded software, rebuilt Flash interface (with help), wrote presentation, built slides for presentation. February 2010 Presented TRKBRD at IxDA’s Interaction ’10 conference. [ READ MORE ]

“Point of No Return” Status Update

  • March 4th, 2010
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(This post is still open and being actively edited, as a virtual whiteboard of ideas…) Earlier this year, my time was occupied by preparing for this thesis and preparing for the TRKBRD presentation at the IxDA conference. I spent time upgrading the hardware and software of the TRKBRD, and writing and creating my slides. Even [ READ MORE ]

Scrumy.com

  • January 19th, 2010
  • Posted in Diary

In case you hadn’t notices, I added a new link in the main navigation of the page, at the top: “Tasks!”. I have employed another tool to help me organize my thesis and all the tasks necessary to complete it. I can’t remember where I first heard or saw Scrumy.com, but I think it will [ READ MORE ]

Holiday/Class Delays

  • December 29th, 2009
  • Posted in Diary

Unfortunately other engagements have taken most of my time in the last few days… Happy Holidays! I’d like to wish everyone reading this, a Happy Holiday and an upcoming Happy New Year! …or a Happy Whatever-Holiday-You-Celebrate-At-The-Moment! It has been nice to be away from work for the last few days, but of course, now I [ READ MORE ]

Day One

  • December 21st, 2009
  • Posted in Diary

Today, on the shortest day of the year, I am officially starting my Interaction Design Master’s thesis at Malmö University, in Malmö Sweden. This blog will be the central location for everything related to the progress of my thesis project… what am I doing each day, what am I researching, what physical prototypes am I building, and [ READ MORE ]

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