Interaction aesthetics and ubiquitous music
Creativity in the digital age, 2015•Springer
Two recent approaches to interaction design have good potential to address creative
practice in everyday settings: interaction aesthetics and ubiquitous music. We discuss the
theoretical and methodological issues raised by both perspectives and highlight the
similarities and differences among the two approaches. Through the analysis of a series of
experiments, a common theme emerges: relational properties may provide a useful target for
creativity-oriented experimental work.
practice in everyday settings: interaction aesthetics and ubiquitous music. We discuss the
theoretical and methodological issues raised by both perspectives and highlight the
similarities and differences among the two approaches. Through the analysis of a series of
experiments, a common theme emerges: relational properties may provide a useful target for
creativity-oriented experimental work.
Abstract
Two recent approaches to interaction design have good potential to address creative practice in everyday settings: interaction aesthetics and ubiquitous music. We discuss the theoretical and methodological issues raised by both perspectives and highlight the similarities and differences among the two approaches. Through the analysis of a series of experiments, a common theme emerges: relational properties may provide a useful target for creativity-oriented experimental work.
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