Comments on: Changing Behaviour Offline with Design Patterns http://www.stayconnected.me/changing-behaviour-offline-with-design-patterns/411 Marketing & Technology Strategy Consultancy Mon, 14 Dec 2009 00:46:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Salim Virani http://www.stayconnected.me/changing-behaviour-offline-with-design-patterns/411/comment-page-1#comment-10 Salim Virani Thu, 27 Aug 2009 09:18:52 +0000 http://www.stayconnected.me/?p=411#comment-10 We're lucky to have two other speakers joining us for this: Mitch Altman (http://www.tvbgone.com/), invented TV-B-Gone. His company has the tagline, "Useful Electronics for a Better World" and I've heard him say he likes to "trick people into doing what they really want!" Mitch is a visionary in the hacker scene, from Chaos Computer Club, to Hacker Spaces, to the first Maker Faire in the UK. Nicky Smyth (http://www.nickycast.com/), a design strategist at the BBC. Her work in Future Media Research has allowed her to test upcoming cross-platform technology, looking at how mass-participation will change the way we interact. Nicky has presented at a number of UX conferences, and will also be keynoting at Eyes on UX in Finland. We’re lucky to have two other speakers joining us for this:

Mitch Altman (http://www.tvbgone.com/), invented TV-B-Gone. His company has the tagline, “Useful Electronics for a Better World” and I’ve heard him say he likes to “trick people into doing what they really want!” Mitch is a visionary in the hacker scene, from Chaos Computer Club, to Hacker Spaces, to the first Maker Faire in the UK.

Nicky Smyth (http://www.nickycast.com/), a design strategist at the BBC. Her work in Future Media Research has allowed her to test upcoming cross-platform technology, looking at how mass-participation will change the way we interact. Nicky has presented at a number of UX conferences, and will also be keynoting at Eyes on UX in Finland.

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