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Interaction South America ’09: São Paulo, Brazil

21 October 2009 176 views No Comment

The Interaction Design Association (IXDA) is pleased to announce its first  regional conference: Interaction’09 | South America.

Interaction | South America '09

Interaction | South America '09

The Interaction’09 | South America will happen on 26,27 and 28 November at 9 am to 18 pm, in São Paulo.

The event aims to present and discuss the main lines of research in the design of interaction, promote the network among professionals in the community, presenting and promoting the discipline in many circles of knowledge: design, computer science, architecture, indicating that interdisciplinary and plurality of views are the way we act.

The purpose of the event is to encourage and work with the education of interaction design in Latin America, so has the support of several institutions of higher education, promoting greater visibility for professionals engaged in the development of interactive solutions.

Speakers confirmed:

via Interaction South America ’09.

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This entry was tagged as Antonio Carlos Figueira de Mello, architect, architecture, art, Assistant Professor, Brazil, Edinburgh College of Art, Education, Giselle Beigelman, Interaction design, Interaction Design Association, interaction designer, Juliana Ferreira, Ken Perlin, Latin America, New York, New York University, Nimish Biloria, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo, Simon Biggs, South America, States of Brazil, The Netherlands, UK, United Kingdom, United States, Usability

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