Materialising Memories: Using design to support personal remembering

Event Name
Materialising Memories: Using design to support personal remembering
Date
22 April 2013
Time
11:00 am - 01:00 pm
Location
Campbelltown Campus; Penrith (Kingswood) Campus; Parramatta Campus

Address (Room): Access Grid UWS. Presented from Penrith (Y.2.39), accessible from Campbelltown (26.2.01) and Parramatta (EB.1.32).

Description
Personal remembering can be heavily influenced by external factors, such as people, locations and things. These things can be physical, digital or a combination of both, such as digital photographs displayed on a physical screen. Together these media and media carriers can act as memory cues, which in turn can be purposefully created for the support of remembering experiences. The aim of this presentation is to show the potential of this new multidisciplinary research area, combining design, psychology and technology, and which I refer to as Materialising Memories. I will illustrate my design research through the presentation of design case studies.

Speakers: A/Prof Elise van den Hoven, Design, Architecture and Building Faculty, UTS and Department of Industrial Design, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

Web page: http://cfsites1.uts.edu.au/dab/staff/design/details.cfm?StaffId=15929 and http://www.elisevandenhoven.com/

Contact
Name: Susan Henley

s.henley@uws.edu.au

Phone: 9685 9408

School / Department: School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics