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 We welcome our new professor John Ulhøi at Center for Digital Urban Living. Dr Ulhøi is professor of Organization and Management Theory at Aarhus School of Business (ASB), Director of Centre for Organizational Renewal and Evolution (CORE) and the Inter-university Doctoral programme in Organization and Management Education (DOME), which has offered about 15 doctoral 5 days-courses a year for a number of years. He is currently working on the part of the DUL-project, that is concerned with innovation management and barriers towards business model adaptations, i.e. research on the commercial aspects of new ICT and new market and/or social developments. In recent years his research has addressed open innovation, collaborative forms of high tech ventures, new business models associated with m-commerce (commercialization of mobile technologies) and business model dynamics in the emerging field of satellite-based positioning technology.
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 In conjunction with the ACM DIS 2010 conference, DUL hosted a workshop on Heritage Matters in Interaction Design. The aim of the workshop was to explore how design research in the heritage domain can contribute to human-centered interaction design.
During the two workshop days 18 participants (from three continents) conceptualized new technologies and discussed how interactive technology can support and promote the motivation and values sustaining everyday engagement in heritage matters.
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As a part of the media facade project CAVI has, in collaboration with Center for Digital Urban Living, developed and implemented a design for the media facade of the Danish Pavilion at the EXPO 2010 exhibition in Shanghai. The acclaimed pavilion can be experienced during summer 2010. The design strategy was developed in collaboration with the architect group BIG and the light company Martin Professional.
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 In connection with the submission of his PhD dissertation "Fictional space in participatory design of engaging interactive environments." to the Faculty of the Humanities at Aarhus University for the award of a PhD degree in Information and Media Studies, Christian Dindler will publicly defend his research in open forum on Friday June 18, 13-16 in ”Det lille Auditorium", INCUBA Science Park, Åbogade 15.
After the PhD degree there will be a reception in room 026, Wiener Building, Helsingforsgade 14, 8200 Århus N.
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As part of the Ubicomp2010 conference taking place in Copenhagen 26-29 Sept, members of DUL are co-organising the workshop "Designing for Performative Interactions in Public Spaces".
Deadline for application to participate is approaching fast, read more on the workshop website.
Building on the assumption that every human action in public space has a performative aspect, this workshop seeks to explore issues of mobile technology and interactions in public settings. We will examine the design of performative technologies, the evaluation of user experience, the importance of spectator and performer roles, and the social acceptability of performative actions in public spaces.
Tags: digital aesthetics | events | performance | urbanity | workshop |
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 Download PDF: South Korea: Technology Tiger with Global Challenges (10 pages, in Danish only)
South Korea has gone through an incredible evolution in just a few decades, with a world-class export of electronics, cars and ships playing a central role. But despite the many successes there are also challenges. Based on fresh examples, this analysis by Martin Brynskov suggests that South Korea's continued success is about much more than technology and economy. Tags: civic communication | mobile | report |
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Invited Talk: Professor Elisa Giaccardi, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
 June 14, 2010 kl.13.00 – 14.30
IT-Parken Katrinebjerg, Wiener-bygningen, lok 026
Heritage matters are starting to emerge as an important domain for interaction design. Yet we are often stuck with traditional museological frameworks, failing to understand the nature of heritage as cultural process. In this talk I will argue that the means of heritage engagement and production are built not only in space (e.g., the museum exhibition, the heritage site or the natural environment) but also—naturally—over time, where the past can be projected in the present and in the future.
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