First International Conference on Advances in Computer-Human Interaction 2008
DOI: 10.1109/achi.2008.35
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Advancing the Multidisciplinary Nature of Human Computer Interaction in a Newly Developed Undergraduate Course

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“…Expertise of each student was utilized in full and brought on board, with a complete chance to each student to express him/herself in areas that they were the most comfortable in. Similar findings w.r.t the benefits of collaborative learning in HCI have been reported [4]. In addition the uniqueness of our approach is the open brief adopted for the unit, which resulted in a wide array of projects with students taking the freedom to facilitate their creativity.…”
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confidence: 81%
“…Expertise of each student was utilized in full and brought on board, with a complete chance to each student to express him/herself in areas that they were the most comfortable in. Similar findings w.r.t the benefits of collaborative learning in HCI have been reported [4]. In addition the uniqueness of our approach is the open brief adopted for the unit, which resulted in a wide array of projects with students taking the freedom to facilitate their creativity.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Existe alguns profissionais da área que, ainda, consideram IHC uma questão secundária (Chewar et al 2004;Lester 2008). Além disso, o ensino de IHC pode promover uma visão crítica sobre a importância da abordagem do projeto voltado ao usuário, pois tal abordagem permite que os alunos aprendam como desenvolver sistemas que obtêm respostas positivas dos usuários, além de diminuir o custo com a reformulação de um sistema que não inclui quem vai utilizá-lo no processo (Cooke & Mings 2005).…”
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