2004
DOI: 10.1007/s00779-004-0294-7
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Supporting configurability in a mixed-media environment for design students

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“…A narrativa mix-media de caráter digital, para cuja redefinição estrutural de Jennings (1996) já tinha contribuído com um conceito de base reconfigurável e polivalente, é posteriormente reforçada por Binder et al (2004) na sua simulação de ambientes mix-media para alunos de design.…”
Section: Definindo Mix-media Digitalunclassified
“…A narrativa mix-media de caráter digital, para cuja redefinição estrutural de Jennings (1996) já tinha contribuído com um conceito de base reconfigurável e polivalente, é posteriormente reforçada por Binder et al (2004) na sua simulação de ambientes mix-media para alunos de design.…”
Section: Definindo Mix-media Digitalunclassified
“…post-it notes) with functionality such as saving and versioning and support for the transition to later, digital, stages of the design process. Additionally, a number of designs have been proposed to afford lightweight integration of digital technology and digital media into design meetings [33,34] and the configurations of artifacts and space witnessed in the designer's traditional studio [1].…”
Section: Interactive Systems For Design Practice and Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We recorded and transcribed these interviews and, subsequently, analyzed them using two different coding procedures 1 . Firstly, an inductive approach was used, where we coded and grouped students' comments into themes and, secondly, a theoretical approach was used where we identified terms from design theoryprimarily Schön's theory -in the students' responses [5].…”
Section: Development Anmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Objects existing in both the physical and digital worlds are depicted in the literature as mixed objects [4], augmented objects or physical-digital objects, but there is no precise definition of such objects. In the Mixed Interaction Model, a mixed object is defined by its physical and digital properties as well as the link between these two sets of properties.…”
Section: Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%