If you are a scientist in #CS or #HCI, you probably have heard of @dagstuhl seminars at some point. Often through their proceedings.
If you're curious about what they are, and the experience of attending a Dagstuhl seminar, here is a thread for you 🧵

dagstuhl.de/en The mission of Schloss #Dagstuhl – Leibniz Center for Informatics is to "further world-class research in CS by facilitating communication and interaction between researchers".
It is done through their famous seminars at the castle, open-access publishing and the dblp database.

Looking forward to the keynote by @khornbaek “Implications for theory” at #NordiCHI2022
Reminds me of my PhD, which I had the pleasure to defend with Kasper in the jury in 2015. @khornbaek’s keynote argument:
1. HCI engages in too limited ways with theory
2. This has negative consequences for our field
3. We can do something about it

Let’s do more impactful research, by paying more attention to theory. #NordiCHI2022 @NordiCHI2022

Petit thread pour expliquer pourquoi les « meilleures » #formations universitaires actuelles pour devenir #UX côté recherche utilisateur, sont les sciences humaines et sociales. Psychologie, sociologie, ethnographie, ergonomie. Suivies d’un Master UX / IHM / thématique liée. ⬇️ La recherche utilisateur consiste à investiguer et comprendre les besoins des utilisateurs, leurs motivations, attitudes, mais aussi le contexte d’usage afin d’informer la phase d’ideation. Elle est intimement liée à la compréhension de l’expérience humaine. ⬇️