April 16, 2016 What is Media?
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Our world is made of information that competes for our attention. What is necessary? What is not? When we design products, we aim to choose the best position for user interface components, placing the most important ones in the most accessible places on the screen. Equally important is the design of communication. How many are notifications are necessary? How and when should they be displayed? To answer this, we can be inspired by the principles of calm technology.
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April 16, 2016 What is Media?
- 1. caseorganic.com Amber Case - @caseorganic caseorganic.com - calmtech.com What is Media Conference | University of Oregon | 16 Apr 2016
- 2. caseorganic.com 50 billion devices will be online by 2020. -Cisco
- 7. caseorganic.com The Dystopian Kitchen of the Future
- 8. caseorganic.com An era of interruptive technology
- 9. caseorganic.com We need a Calm Technology
- 10. caseorganic.com The scarce resource in the 21st Century will not be technology. It will be attention. - Mark Weiser
- 11. caseorganic.com XEROX PARC: mid-90s Mark Weiser John Seeley Brown
- 12. caseorganic.com
- 14. caseorganic.com I. Technology shouldn’t require all of our attention, just some of it, and only when necessary
- 16. caseorganic.com II. Technology should empower the periphery
- 17. caseorganic.com Weather Status Lighting Hue Lightbulb connected to a weather report Aaron Parecki @aaronpk 2014
- 18. caseorganic.com III. Technology should inform and encalm
- 20. caseorganic.com 1. Machines shouldn't act like humans 2. Humans shouldn't act like machines IV. Technology should amplify the best of technology and the best of humanity.
- 21. caseorganic.com Sleep Cycle Sleep Tracker and Alarm Clock sleepcycle.com
- 22. caseorganic.com Sleep Cycle Sleep Tracker and Alarm Clock sleepcycle.com
- 23. caseorganic.com V. Technology can communicate, but it doesn’t need to speak
- 24. caseorganic.com LUMOBack Smart Posture Sensor Buzzes you when you exhibit poor posture.
- 25. caseorganic.com The Roomba Robotic Vacuum Cleaner :)
- 26. caseorganic.com VI. Technology should consider social norms
- 27. caseorganic.com Restorative Normal Enhancing Fear-inducing Accepted Invisible Technology Social EffectExample
- 28. caseorganic.com Feature Phones • Limited Features • Text and Voice Calls • Few apps • Widely adopted over time
- 29. caseorganic.com The arrival of the smartphone camera
- 31. caseorganic.com Results • Reduced play • Confusion • Speculation • Fear
- 32. caseorganic.com Questions people asked me when I wore Google Glass
- 33. caseorganic.com Results • Play (thousands of apps in the store upon launch) • Excitement • Widespread adoption
- 34. caseorganic.com Don’t surprise customers. Let them know what’s going to happen. Bring back what people love as special, seasonal editions. Establish Trust
- 35. caseorganic.com VII. The right amount of technology is the minimum amount to solve the problem
- 37. caseorganic.com VIII. Technology should make use of the near and the far
- 38. caseorganic.com Evolution of computers over time
- 39. caseorganic.com Process as much as possible on the device itself. …
- 40. caseorganic.com I. Technology should require the smallest amount of our attention. II. Technology should inform and encalm III. Technology should empower the periphery IV. Technology should amplify the best of technology and the best of humanity V. Technology should respect social norms VI. Technology can communicate, but doesn’t need to speak VII.The right amount of technology is the minimum amount to solve the problem VIII.Technology should make use of the near and the far Eight Principles of Calm Technology
- 41. caseorganic.com Good design allows people to accomplish their goals in the least amount of moves
- 42. caseorganic.com Calm Technology allows people to accomplish the same goals with the least amount of mental cost
- 43. caseorganic.com A person's primary task should not be computing, but being human.
- 44. caseorganic.com The scarce resource in the 21st Century will not be technology. It will be attention. - Mark Weiser
- 45. caseorganic.com Calm Technology from O’Reilly books http://shop.oreilly.com
- 47. caseorganic.com Thank you very much! Amber Case | @caseorganic http://caseorganic.com http://calmtechnology.com
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- And that’s why we need a calm technology
- You shouldn’t have to go through the Internet in order to turn on and off your lights. We are carrying around supercomputers in our pockets. We shoduldn’t be doing all of our processing in the cloud. Touching the network will become expensive. How few times can you go to the network?
- Includes other tech such as insilun pumps, crutches, etc.
- Includes other tech such as insilun pumps, crutches, etc.
- You shouldn’t have to go through the Internet in order to turn on and off your lights. We are carrying around supercomputers in our pockets. We shoduldn’t be doing all of our processing in the cloud. Touching the network will become expensive. How few times can you go to the network?
- And that’s why we need a calm technology
- And that’s why we need a calm technology