Interaction08 Registration Now Open
by DanIn addition to my duties at Adaptive Path, I also sit on the Board of the Interaction Design Association and chair this year’s inaugural conference. Thus, I am very pleased to announce that the IxDA has opened registration for the first annual Interaction Design Association’s conference Interaction08, to be held in hip, historic Savannah, Georgia February 8-10, 2008. The conference features keynotes from Alan Cooper, Bill Buxton, Sigi Moeslinger, and Malcolm McCullough, and talks from Jared Spool, Dan Brown, Régine Debatty, Matt Jones, Aza Raskin, Jenny Lam, Sarah Allen, and Molly Wright Steenson. We also have workshops led by Marc Rettig, Darja Isaksson, Todd Warfel, and Jeff Patton.
Conference fees are $499 before November 15, $599 afterwards. Students are $299.
We’re also still accepting submissions for Lightning Sessions until September 15, 2007.
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September 7th, 2007 at 11:26 am
Consider integrating “unconference” concepts.
I went to Startup Camp last year and loved it more than any conference I’ve ever attended. Most tech conferences are little more than business income–corporate funds extraction–for the producing organization. “Unconference” puts the emphasis back on the participant, where it should be, especially for a “user experience” firm, yes?
Ref. http://www.digital-web.com/articles/understanding_the_unconference/