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In November Moritz Skowronski presented Rebuild Palmyra? – Zukunft eines umkämpften Welterbes at the EVA Berlin 2017 (Electronic Visualization and the Arts). There he showed how the Augmented and Virtual Reality exhibits we built for the exhibition „Rebuild Palmyra?“ fit into the vision of Blended Museum.

Developing interactive systems that support collaboration between people, distribution across heterogeneous devices and user appropriation is notoriously difficult. Today’s software rests on a foundation built for personal computing, and to properly support the aforementioned qualities we need to revisit this foundation.

The term interaction is field-defining, yet surprisingly confused. I will talk about different concepts of interaction in human-computer interaction, and how these concepts are associated with different scopes, different notions of goodness, and ways of construing the causal relationships between the human and the computer.

In September Simon Butscher and Maximilian Dürr presented InformationSense: Trade-offs for the Design and the Implementation of a Large Highly Deformable Cloth Display at the Ubicomp 2017 on Maui.

In September Maximilian Dürr presented a Workshop Paper at the DeLFI 2017 (Workshop VR/AR-Learning).

Over the years, building visualizations has become a process that a wide variety of people engage in independent of their background. People build sophisticated visualizations of their personal data, and it is hard to imagine any discipline that does not use any types of visualization as part of their practice or research.

This semester we offer a number of Bachelor and Master projects in which students have the opportunity to actively participate in ongoing research projects.

Prof. Dr. Harald Reiterer wird im Rahmen des diesjährigen Dies Academicus der Unversität Konstanz am 20. Oktober 2017 (15 Uhr) einen Festvortrag mit dem Titel “Mensch-Computer-Interaktion – oder wie der Computer lernte, mich zu verstehen.” halten.

Our new exhibition: Rebuild Palmyra is open! Feel free to visit the exhibition at the BildungsTURM Konstanz until September 19.