HCI: Bienvenidos a la casa de todos
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Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) emerged in the 1980s as an area of research at the intersection of computer science, cognitive science, and human factors engineering. Over three decades, HCI has expanded rapidly, drawing in professionals from many disciplines and incorporating diverse concepts. HCI now encompasses several semi-autonomous fields related to human-centered digital technologies. The integration of different approaches from various disciplines into HCI demonstrates how disparate epistemologies and paradigms can be reconciled to form a productive intellectual project.
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- 1. HCI: BIENVENIDOS A LA CASA DE TODOS Mario A Moreno Rocha UsaLab Laboratorio de Usabilidad UTM
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- 5. ➤ Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is an area of research and practice that emerged in the early 1980s, initially as a specialty area in computer science embracing cognitive science and human factors engineering. HCI has expanded rapidly and steadily for three decades, attracting professionals from many other disciplines and incorporating diverse concepts and approaches. To a considerable extent, HCI now aggregates a collection of semi-autonomous fields of research and practice in human-centered informatics. However, the continuing synthesis of disparate conceptions and approaches to science and practice in HCI has produced a dramatic example of how different epistemologies and paradigms can be reconciled and integrated in a vibrant and productive intellectual project. John M Carroll (Interaction Design Foundation) 5
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- 9. ➤ Computer Science ➤ Cognitive Science ➤ cognitive psychology, artificial intelligence, linguistics, anthropology, philosophy ➤ Cognitive engineering 9
- 10. ➤ Computer Science ➤ Cognitive Science ➤ cognitive psychology, artificial intelligence, linguistics, anthropology, philosophy ➤ Cognitive engineering ➤ Design ➤ Human Factors ➤ ergonomics, biomechanics, industrial design ➤ Ethnography ➤ Semiotics and Branding 10
- 11. ➤ Computer Science ➤ Cognitive Science ➤ cognitive psychology, artificial intelligence, linguistics, anthropology, philosophy ➤ Cognitive engineering ➤ Design ➤ Human Factors ➤ ergonomics, biomechanics, industrial design ➤ Ethnography ➤ Semiotics and Branding ➤ Information Architecture (IA) ➤ Interaction Design (IxD) ➤ User Experience (UX) ➤ accessibility, disabled, elderly users, mobile computing, playability, etc. 11
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- 13. ¿ENTONCES, LO QUE HAGO ES ÚTIL PARA HCI? 13
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