Lectures

The Namahn Lectures series by HCI practitioners and researchers on topics relevant to the community - now in its seventh year.

• Erik Hollnagel: "Birds do it: The ETTO Principle" (17 December 2008)
• Alex Wright: "The Web That Wasn't" (1 April 2008)
• Chris Johnson: "Degraded Modes Of Operation As Causes In Rail And Air Accidents" (18 September 2007)
• Michel Bauwens: "P2P: Counting The Birds" (28 March 2007)
• Yvonne Rogers: "Calm Computing: A Critique" (15 January 2007)
• Stephen Payne: "Models Of Tasks, Devices And Activities" (28 November 2006)
• Erik Stolterman: "Bits as Material and Thoughtful Interaction Design" (19 October 2006)
• Paul Kahn: "Information Architecture of Enterprise Web Space" (19 January 2006)
• Nigel Bevan: "International Standards for HCI and Usability" (22 September 2005)
• Patricia Wright: "The Cognitively Congenial Interface" (17 May 2005)
• Luc Steels: "User-Driven Semiotic Dynamics for Peer-to-Peer Information Exchange" (22 February 2005)
• Peter Van Dijck: "Information Architecture and Intranet Development: real-life stories from the trenches" (16 November 2004)
• Jan-Christoph Zoels: "Mobile User Experience Trends" (21 September 2004)
• Tom Hewett: "What you don't know about the human factors of usability can cost you money or even kill somebody (maybe you)!" (5 May 2004)
• Louise Ferguson: "Ethnography and Design" (17 February 2004)
• Jean-luc Doumont: "Understanding visual communication"(20 November 2003)
• William Hudson: "User-centred design with use case methods" (4 June 2003)