Emphasizing the Human side of Human-Computer Interaction
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Emphasizing the Human side of Human-Computer Interaction
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Field notes from my experience with a better way to build software -- as practiced at Menlo Innovations in Ann Arbor Michigan through the practice of High-tech Anthropology(TM) and Agile/ XP development in the Menlo Software Factory (TM). Presented on January 6, 2009 to Berliner Bibliothekswissenschaftliches Kolloquium (BBK) (http://www.ibi.hu-berlin.de/institut/veranstaltungen/bbk/bbk-archiv). BBK is a seminar under the auspices of the Institut für Bibliotheks- und Informationswissenschaft (IBI) at Humboldt University in Belrin (http://www.ibi.hu-berlin.de/).
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Emphasizing the Human side of Human-Computer Interaction
- 5. Menlo Innovations & The Menlo Software Factory™
- 13. Co-location & Paired work
- 14. Iterative and Incremental development: Time fixed Iterative approach: Analyze Design Config & Code Test & Deploy Waterfall approach:
- 15. Iterations and Increments: Analyze Design Config & Code Deploy Analyze Design Config & Code Deploy
- 20. Building project focus via Target Personas
- 21. Building project focus via Target Personas
- 25. Where Storycards Fit into Menlo’s Processes GREEN DOT HTAs Developers PM Users Sponsor
- 26. Distinct Roles: Project Mangers High-Tech Anthropologists ® Developers Users Sponsor Technology Software
- 28. Soft Control: Developer: Estimation & Strictly Delimited Work
- 29. Soft Control: Sponsor & PM: Planning Game & Work Assignment
- 41. Basically, the polar-opposite of this situation I described earlier:
- 44. And if this talk had a Storyboard… Prepare Talk Present Talk
- 45. Offer the opportunity for questions and discussion
Editor's Notes
- „ Leute wissen, was sie denken, wenn sie sehen, was sie sagen. “ – Karl E. Weick Dass bedeutet: Man muss erst was sagen, bevor man es verstehen kann. Kommisch, oder?
- Lesson 1: Sensemaking is almost always a collaborative effort.
- “ Well defined” in the sense that they are delimited in time and scope and “well defined” in that they are written from the perspective of the Primary Persona
- **Soft Control: DEVELOPERS***
- **Soft Control: SPONSOR and PMs***
- ***Soft Control: HTA as USER ADVOCATE***
- ***Soft Control: HTA as USER ADVOCATE***
- In live presentation, this dots on this slide are added sequentially so that I could explain how they function within a given project.
- In live presentation, this dots on this slide are added sequentially so that I could explain how they function within a given project.
- In live presentation, this dots on this slide are added sequentially so that I could explain how they function within a given project.
- In live presentation, this dots on this slide are added sequentially so that I could explain how they function within a given project.
- In live presentation, this dots on this slide are added sequentially so that I could explain how they function within a given project.
- In live presentation, this dots on this slide are added sequentially so that I could explain how they function within a given project.
- In live presentation, this dots on this slide are added sequentially so that I could explain how they function within a given project.
- Another illustration of how the various dots work that won’t work in the on-line version…
- Extra slide – used in discussion