Fundamentals of Designing Multimodal Interaction 1

1. Fundamentals of
Designing Multimodal
Interaction Part 1
MID1043 Multimodal Interaction Design
week 04 (Blended Learning)
Yonggeun Kim

2. Watch the video and provide your
understanding via Google Forms

3. Living With Complexity; A lecture by Don
Norman on April 8 2011
Don Norman speaks about complexity in
everyday life and how design helps us
understand and cope with complexity. Norman
gives many examples of complexity and design
working together to create understanding for
the consumer and asks, "Why do we need
complexity? Because what we really want is
understanding, so, it's about design."
From Living With Complexity@YouTube

4. Your reception
▸ Provide your critical thinking through the given forms below.
■ 🔗 https://goo.gl/forms/ZhXoo8ZETyIBr59n1
■ You need to read another 2 articles to complete the form.
➜ Systems Thinking: A Product Is More Than the Product;
https://www.jnd.org/dn.mss/systems_thinking_a_product_is_more_than_the_product.ht
ml
➜ Signifiers, not affordances;
https://www.jnd.org/dn.mss/signifiers_not_affordances.html
■ 🕐 Due is 29 July 2018

5. Team Project Initiation

6. Required Outcome
1. Team Information
a. Members and Roles
i. Min 4, max 6
2. Project Inception
3. Set your Target Complexity@home
a. You are required to demarcate any complexity in your house that you want to tackle.
i. To clarify this you need to identify
1. The situation(or context) that complexity is discoverable
2. Who are the engaged users with that situation
4. Choose your target platform
i. One of these
1. Amazon Echo
2. Apple HomeKit
3. Google Home
4. Xiaomi Smart Home
ii. And reason why you choose it
1. You need your own research and you can change this decision later on.

7. Outcome Submission
1. Compile all the information into a single PPT file and prepare slides up to 20
pages.
2. Upload your PPT file via google forms 🔗
a. 🕐 Due is 31 July 2018

8. Appendix

9. ➜ Don Norman
× Systems Thinking: A Product Is More Than the Product;
https://www.jnd.org/dn.mss/systems_thinking_a_product_is_more_than_th
e_product.html
× Signifiers, not affordances;
https://www.jnd.org/dn.mss/signifiers_not_affordances.html