Last October, we had a visit from
David Karger, speaking on
"Building User Interfaces that Entice People to Manage Better Information"; only now, alas, am I getting around to posting it on my blog. He spoke on four systems:
List.It, a note keeping tool that runs in browsers;
FeedMe, a tool for sharing interesting things you find on the web,
NB, a collaborative tool for teaching environments, and
Exhibit, a Javascript library for posting Excel spreadsheets as web pages. (The screenshot above is from Exhibit.) What I particularly liked about his approach was the interplay between design and experiments to determine how users interact with the systems.
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ReplyDeleteProblem is that I enjoy your blog and
even ALL THINGS SCOTTISH, but my
main interest is ONLY HASKELL.
thanks.
PS. more haskell, especially for us
americans in the land of the microsoftie.