Halfway to the Future (HTTF) is a symposium that explores the past, present, and future of themes driving key research in HCI and design

Santa Cruz, CA
Joined February 2019
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Terry Winograd talking his perspectives on AI as the ghost of the past AI. He was there when it started; half a century ago. The Panel: "Reflective practices with AI" just started. @httfsymposium #HttF2024
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Enjoying dinner and exploring UC Santa Cruz demos, followed by a chat with Donna Haraway and Fred Turner. We'll dive into themes like more-than-humanness, AI, and the evolution of cyberculture in Santa Cruz. @httfsymposium #HttF2024 #DonnaHaraway tune in:vimeo.com/event/4637703
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Feeling a wistfulness that #CHI2024 is over? Craving ocean-adjacent quality discussion with your research peers? consider submitting to HTTF 2024... deadline June 15, short contributions ok--hope to see you in Santa Cruz in October!
HttF 2024 will be taking place on Oct 21-23 in Santa Cruz, CA 🌊 building off the previous HttF 2019 in Nottingham! Structured around four key themes: Plurality of humanness, More-than-humanness, Reflective Practices with AI, and New ways of knowing.
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Burning question of the games and play scholars in HCI! "How do we talk about play?". Great talk by Ferran Altarriba Bertran. dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid… #httf2019
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The Ouija board is waiting for you to ask questions to the panelists. Join us at the Ouija corner! 🔮@httfsymposium #httf2019
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Ferran Altarriba on Situated Play Design #httf2019
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Maybe of interest? Paper with myself, Susanne bodker & Kia Höök on scale and hci dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3…
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@susanlechelt on juggling research & participation & innovation entanglements #httf2019
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@julianisland talks about the promises and perils of manifestos for HCI #httf2019
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An ongoing tension during #httf2019 talks has been how HCI responds to questions of scale, from considered empirical study and design work; to understanding much wider meanings of networks: @airi_ comes up with a really eye-opening take offering a 4th wave of 'post-interaction'.
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@airi_ challenging us to think beyond the concept of “interaction” to consider immediacy, (un-)intentionality, interaction effects, instability. #httf2019
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"Not just break the waves but break away from the waves" (Susanne Bødker) #httf2019
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Susanne Bødker breaks the notion of "waves" - we should consider our work as growing a garden instead #httf2019
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Can't believe it's the final session of #httf2019 already 😔 New approaches to #HCI with @professorBodker – at Nottingham, England
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Wonderful #httf2019 keynote by Christian Heath and Paul Luff about Ecologies of Action/Participation; and so great to see the original videos. Thank you for the talk, your work inspired much of our cross-device work with Saul Greenberg, @ken_hinckley and many others – at Nottingham, England
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Super talk from @davemurrayrust representing @DesignInf on the fun to be had with 'entangled ethnography' #httf2019
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Dave Murray-Rust now discussing his entangled ethnographic approach to understanding how humans interact with data and objects. #httf2019
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Next up Klaudia Çarçani on supporting and empowering patients in cognitive rehab hospitals. An interesting observation is both the patient and therapists are somewhat experts in the rehab process. #httf2019
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Enjoying some Heathian phraseology “Lovely interdependence” “The magic and the genius if the human hand” #httf2019
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What a treat to hear Christian Heath and Paul Luff talking through their inspirational archive of interaction analysis - that has been formative in how so many of us think about HCI. #httf2019 @httfsymposium
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