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Introduction to the course
This document provides an introduction and overview of the IFI7313.DT Interaction Design Methods course. It introduces the course instructors Hans Põldoja and Vanessa Vorteil. The course objectives are to provide practical interaction design skills and theoretical background through academic literature. The course is part of an integrated HCI project involving multiple courses. It will cover interaction design methods through contact sessions, group projects, and readings. The schedule outlines the topics and assignments for each session throughout the semester. Grading will involve assignments, group work, and a final exam. Example projects from previous years are shown.
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- 1. Introduction to the course HansPõldoja IFI7313.DT Interaction Design Methods
- 2. Hans Põldoja Head ofStudies, Associate Professor of Educational Technology Tallinn University, School of Digital Technologies Education: Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture (2016) Tallinn Pedagogical University (2003) hans.poldoja@tlu.ee http://www.hanspoldoja.net
- 3. Vanessa Vorteil Vanessa lovesconnecting entrepreneurship, education and IT. Her background is in business, IT analysis and HCI. She has been a Scrum Product Owner and Scrum Master and now works with user experience projects under Tallinn University, teaches coding, UI and UX and does many more other things. vanessa.vorteil@tlu.ee
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- 5. Course objectives • Practical:overview of interaction design methods, practical IxD skills and group work skills • Theoretical: working with academic literature on the field, presenting design research in MA thesis
- 6. HCI integrated project •IFI7313.DT Interaction Design Methods • IFI7309.DT Development of Interactive Systems • IFI7310.DT User Experience Evaluation • IFI7315.DT Practice
- 7. Structure of thecourse • 4 ECTS / 104 hours • Contact sessions (40 / 28 hours) • Work on a group project (52 hours) • Reading the recommended literature (12 hours)
- 8. Schedule: February • 07.02.2019— Integrated project introduction session • 08.02.2019 — Interaction Design Methods introduction session. Competitive reviews. Personas. • 22.02.2019 — Scenario-based design.
- 9. Schedule: March • 08.03.2019— Concept mapping. User stories. Information architecture. • 23.03.2019 — Low-fidelity prototyping
- 10. Schedule: April • 05.04.2019— User interface prototyping: tools and techniques • 25.04.2019 — Feedback to detailed user interface prototypes
- 11. Schdedule: May • 16.05.2019— Final presentations
- 12. Week Theme Contact hours Group assignments Reading Total 04.02.2019Introduction, competitive review, personas 10 4 1 15 11.02.2019 Introduction, competitive review, personas 4 1 5 18.02.2019 Scenario-based design 4 4 1 9 25.02.2019 Scenario-based design 4 1 5 04.03.2019 Concept mapping, user stories, information architecture 4 4 1 9 11.03.2019 Concept mapping, user stories, information architecture 4 1 5 18.03.2019 Low-fidelity prototyping 8 4 1 13 25.03.2019 Low-fidelity prototyping 4 1 5 01.04.2019 Low-fidelity prototyping 1 1 08.04.2019 High-fidelity prototyping 4 6 1 11 15.04.2019 High-fidelity prototyping 6 1 7 22.04.2019 High-fidelity prototyping 4 4 1 9 29.04.2019 0 06.05.2019 0 13.05.2019 Final presentations 6 4 10 40 52 12 104
- 13. Learning environment • Courseblog: https://ifi7313.wordpress.com • Group blogs • Google Drive for readings and full presentations • GitHub • SlideShare, YouTube, etc.
- 14. Assessment and grading •Exam • 11 graded assignments: • 2 individually graded assignments (A2, A3) • 9 graded group assignments • Max 100 points
- 15. Example projects fromprevious years
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- 32. This work islicensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Hans Põldoja hans.poldoja@tlu.ee IFI7313.DT Interaction Design Methods https://ifi7313.wordpress.com Tallinn University School of Digital Technologies