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HCI Ideas

CMU HCII

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From TikTok and Boston Dynamics to VR and ChatGPT—we’re witnessing firsthand how technology is charting the course of human history. But what about the human aspect of this digital era? In celebration of its 30th anniversary, hosts Evelyn Lui and Samanvita Singhania chat with some of the brilliant people at Carnegie Mellon’s Human Computer Interaction Institute about these ideas. Listen to hear about their career paths, research interests, contributions, and hopes for the future. Learn more ...
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Active Towns

John Simmerman

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Conversations about Creating a Culture of Activity: Profiling the people, places, programs, and policies that help to promote a culture of activity within our communities.
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Joe Hall & Jake Reber

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In this episode, I connect with Laura Mitchell from Minneapolis, Minnesota, for a conversation about her journey to becoming an accidental safer streets & active mobility advocate with an impressive reach both locally and globally. We discuss her involvement with the Our Streets MN non-profit advocacy organization, the well-established and beloved …
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Don’t you dare question it.Games we played this week include:The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (07:30)Void’s Vigil (24:25)Balatro (31:15)---News things talked about in this episode:███████'█ Techbase delisted for being political and in defiance of a Zenimax employee (32:05)https://www.eurogamer.net/bethesda-pulls-thatchers-techbase-doom-mod-aga…
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In this episode, I reconnect with Nic Laporte, the Vancouver, BC-based creative force behind the fast-growing @nicthedoor urbanism and active mobility YouTube channel, to learn more about his backstory and what he hopes to achieve with his inspiring videos from Japan, The Netherlands and various locations across North America. Thank you so much for…
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We talk with Professor Chris Harrison (director of the Future Interfaces Group) and Professor Scott Hudson (his PhD advisor!) about the evolution of HCI, from its very roots to the dizzying array of fields it touches on today. We discuss the value of research, their personal paths with research, and the variety of work they do today, from novel sen…
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It’s been too long.Games we played this week include:The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (08:50)Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2 (17:30)Void’s Vigil (26:30)The Plucky Squire (29:55)Halls of Torment (33:30)Serious Sam (35:25)---News things talked about in this episode:Nintendo and Pokémon Company sue Palworld developer for patent infringement…
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In this episode, I connect with Sara Dykman, author of the book Bicycling with Butterflies: My 10,201 Mile Journey Following the Monarch Migration, for a conversation about her work studying endangered species for the forest service in California, her epic cycling with butterflies journey, and what we all can do help Monarchs survive and thrive, in…
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In this episode, we talk with Professor Dominik Moritz (co-lead of CMU’s Data Interaction Group) about his work in data visualization and his efforts to make it more accessible for everyone, from the visually impaired to those who aren’t data science experts. We explore the motivation and functionality behind several libraries he has developed, and…
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We’re simply too enthusiastic.Games we played this week include:The Plucky Squire (04:55)Satisfactory (10:30)Funko Fusion (12:25)Zero Zero: Perfect Stop (24:45)Serious Sam 4 (28:20)---News things talked about in this episode:PS5 Pro announcement was not executed well (33:15)A year in, Unity ditches the runtime fee (57:30)https://unity.com/blog/unit…
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In this week's Podcast Episode, I connect with Tina Castillo and Paul Tolmé for a wide-ranging discussion about the Cascade Bicycle Club in the State of Washington and their advocacy and educational efforts to get more people riding more often throughout the state. Note that this was another episode prompted by a viewer's suggestion. Thank you so m…
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Listen to this episode for an illuminating conversation with Professor Ken Koedinger as we delve into his pioneering research on educational technologies and cognitive tutoring systems. We explore how his work contributes toward personalized learning experiences and uncover insights from his decades-long career in understanding human learning and i…
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Good riddance.Games we played this week include:I Am Your Beast (19:55)Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2 (27:40)Leo the Firefighting Cat (47:55)Astro Bot (50:45)---News things talked about in this episode:PS5 Pro announced to nobody’s surprise (55:45)https://www.eurogamer.net/leaked-playstation-5-pro-design-seemingly-confirmed-by-sonys-official-30th-an…
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In this episode, we dive into an exhilarating fishing trip I took with Bob in Venice, Louisiana, a unique fishing destination known for its vibrant fishing culture and stunning scenery. We kick things off with some light-hearted banter about the energy that comes with hooking a fish, which is always a game-changer for our podcast vibe. Bob shares h…
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In this episode, I connect with Phil Levin, founder of the Live Near Friends organization and movement to talk about the benefits and logistics of finding creative ways to live closer to our beloved friends and family members. We naturally end up talking about innovative strategies to enhance happiness and social cohesion while also increasing miss…
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Today, we will explore Professor Geoff Kaufman’s groundbreaking research on persuasive game designs for prosocial outcomes and their potential to drive positive societal change. We’ll also dive into his work on increasing accessibility in communication technologies such as voice assistants or language learning tools to create more inclusive digital…
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Brought to you by lead.Games we played this week include:Astro Bot (11:25)Gori: Cuddly Carnage (20:30)Desvelado (39:10)Squirrel with a Gun (40:45)---News things talked about in this episode:Concord pulled from sale less than two weeks after launch due to lack of players (47:15)https://www.eurogamer.net/concord-pulled-from-sale-as-sony-admits-our-in…
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In this episode, I connect with Marley Blonsky, Founder of All Bodies On Bikes, for a discussion about her personal journey, the joy of riding bikes, and the movement to encourage everyone, "all ages & abilities," and body types to ride more frequently and for a variety of purposes. Thank you so much for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, plea…
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We speak with Laura Vinchesi, an assistant teaching professor with extensive industry experience, to share her unique perspective on bridging academia and professional practice. Learn how her time in the corporate world has shaped her approach to teaching at Carnegie Mellon University, offering students invaluable real-world insights and preparing …
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Oh, you’ll never guess what madcap nonsense we got up to this time!Games we played this week include:All Will Rise (3:50)Crypt Custodian (13:55) Gori: Cuddly Carnage (19:30)Butts in Space (32:25)Concord (40:00)S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 (41:20)Path of Exile 2 (42:00)Date Everything (43:25)Immortal (45:50)Project Timmy: Sasha’s Curse (48:25)Civilization 7 (50…
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Many tiny hands make light work.Games we played this week include:Doom/Doom II (7:15)Fallout: London (17:50) Strange Telephone (27:30)---News things talked about in this episode:Content creators get a list of “Do’s and Don’ts” for coverage of Black Myth: Wukong (32:20)https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2024/08/18/the-black-myth-wukong-no-femini…
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Join us as we chat with Professor Haiyi Zhu about the complex challenges of applying AI to social welfare domains like homelessness and child welfare. Discover why it's crucial to meaningfully involve stakeholders in the development of AI systems aimed at addressing these important societal issues. Links: Professor Zhu’s Personal Website, containin…
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In this episode, we sit down with Professor Jason Hong to discuss the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, the challenges of phishing and data security, and his inspiring journey as a startup founder. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the cutting edge of technology and digital safety. Links: Professor Hong’s Homepage: https://www.c…
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We talk with Professors Jodi Forlizzi and John Zimmerman, both of whom have been with the HCII since its early days. We discuss their field-defining work in expanding HCI to incorporate design research, as well as the need to focus on creating valuable solutions rather than just challenging ones, especially in terms of new tech like AI. Links: Desi…
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In this episode, I connect with Graham Zimmerman, an elite-level alpinist, author, and the Director of Athlete Alliances for Protect Our Winters (POW), for an in-depth discussion about the organization and its campaigns to influence systemic policy changes and engage the community. Thank you so much for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, pleas…
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In this podcast episode, the hosts dive into thrilling fishing adventures, tournament insights, and essential boat safety tips. They discuss a harrowing fishing day filled with lost catches, the dynamics of fishing tournaments like the White Marlin Open, and the importance of proper gear and teamwork. The conversation also touches on innovative fis…
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In this episode, the first of Season Eight, I connect with the "Worst Mother in America," Lenore Skenazy, author of the book Free-Range Kids: How Parents and Teachers Can Let Go and Let Grow and the co-founder of the Let Grow organization and movement for childhood independence. Thank you so much for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please s…
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Everywhere you look, decay.Games we played this week include:Creatures of Ava (34:30) Paper Trail (40:45)Shadow of Rome (44:05)Doom/Doom II (50:40)---News things talked about in this episode:New Valve game gets 20k concurrent players over weekend, bans anyone who talks about it (54:55)https://www.theverge.com/2024/8/12/24219016/valve-deadlock-hands…
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Nom nom nom nom nom.Games we played this week include:Thank Goodness You’re Here (07:20) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate (21:35)Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (30:20)Tomba! Special Edition (47:25)World of Goo 2 (55:05)---News things talked about in this episode:Balatro creator’s will stipulates game cannot be licensed or sold to ca…
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That’s a lot of episodes.Games we played this week include: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate (19:15)Dungeons of Hinterberg (32:05)Thumper (38:26)Earth Defense Force 6 (45:20)---News things talked about in this episode:SAG-AFTRA calls for strike against AAA industry (4:40)https://deadline.com/2024/07/sag-aftra-strike-video-game-companie…
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