Exploring the alternative means to communicate interaction design research
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This paper describes the author's doctoral study that intends to explore alternative means to communicate interactions design research with focus on the communication of hybrid interactions. This exploration is realized by proposing and validating different approaches in various design cases. The processes and outcomes contribute to the ongoing discussion in the interaction design community on bridging the gap between research and design, in particular, in designing hybrid interactive systems.
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