Pamela Jennings
Elisa Giaccardi
ABSTRACT
By promoting divergent thinking and creative visions, new media art practices present HCI research with a platform that emphasizes creative engagement as a locus for innovative design and evaluation methods. The workshop goal is to identify attributes of a conceptual framework that positions creative engagement as a hub for future transdisciplinary research and incorporates practices and theories from the new media arts, HCI, and computer science research.
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Index Terms
- About face interface: creative engagement in the new media arts and HCI
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