Kategoriarkiv: Designteori

Toward a Rhetoric of the Place

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Musica Romana is a prototype I made of a location-based mobile web site presenting music written for churches in Rome.

I have summed up my experiences in the chapter: «Toward a Rhetoric of the Place: Creating Locative Experiences«, in Liza Potts and Michael Salvo’s Rhetoric and Experience Architecture (Parlor Press, 2017).

Facsimile of my chapter in Liza Potts and Michael Salvo's Rhetoric and Experience Architecture

My chapter in Liza Potts and Michael Salvo’s Rhetoric and Experience Architecture

Thanks to Parlor Press’ commitment to open access, you can download my chapter here.

Even better, of course, would be to buy the book from the publisher’s website or from Amazon.

(The chapter was written in 2015, published in July 2017.)

Informert samtykke ved intervjuer

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Kvalitative intervjuer er en viktig metode i forskning og design. Det vi samler inn i intervjuer er personopplysninger, slik det er definert i loven: Personopplysninger er «opplysninger og vurderinger som kan knyttes til en enkeltperson […]». (Lov om behandling av personopplysninger, §2).

Loven krever at du som skal gjøre intervjuer må:

  1. Melde prosjektet til NSD
  2. Få informert samtykke fra alle respondenter

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New article: Humanist evaluation methods

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Can we use humanist theories to design new texts? And can we use these design projects as humanist research, to add to the theories we have used? I discuss a few attempts to do so in this article published in the Journal of Media Innovations (open access).

Fagerjord, Anders. «Humanist evaluation methods in locative media design«. The Journal of Media Innovations 2.1 (2015). 107-22.

ISMI 2014 paper

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Today, I am presenting a paper on my Church Music in Rome project at the International Symposium on Media Innovations. You can download the paper I submitted to the conference.

This paper will be updated with new results, and future versions will be linked from this page.

Update: The paper was published in The journal of media innovations 2.1 (2015).