[Event] IxDA NYC Aug 7 Bodystorming with Dennis Schleicher

MJ Broadbent <[email protected]> Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:49:17 -0400
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Innovation Made Physical

IxDA NYC is pleased to present two bodystorming workshops with Dennis=20=20
Schleicher on Saturday, August 7th. Bodystorming is a participatory=20=20
method for demonstrating or developing ideas in a physical setting.=20=20=20
Team members will explore ideas and interactions physically, using=20=20
props such as maps or photos to give a sense of place. Come explore=20=20
this unique method for bringing innovate ideas to life!

Bodystorming goes beyond brainstorming by giving an idea a physical=20=20
form and acting it out in different contexts. The process is designed=20=20
to uncover how the relationships between people, locations and things=20=20
affect ideas in ways that written scenarios cannot. It enables rapid=20=20
iteration of ideas and relationships through a dynamic process of=20=20
acting and evaluating. The process reveals how people interact with=20=20
services, products and each other on a physical, emotional and=20=20
intuitive level. You can learn more about bodystorming at Dennis'=20=20
website or his blog.

Registration: http://ixda-nyc-bodystorming.eventbrite.com

WHEN
Saturday, August 7th 2010

WHERE
Workshop 1: 9am - 11am Central Park
Workshop 2: 1pm - 3pm Prospect Park or McCarren Park

PRICE
$15 per workshop
$25 for both workshops

Each workshop is limited to 30 people. Be sure to wear loose clothing=20=20
to the event.

IMPORTANT!! Participant slots are limited. So you must have a ticket=20=20
to attend. Please only RSVP if you know you can attend.

Cancellations: Please email us ([email protected]) as soon as you=20=20
know you cannot use your ticket. We'll release your seat for one of=20=20
your fellow practitioners and generate good IxD karma for all involved!

ABOUT OUR SPEAKER
Dennis Schleicher is Director, User Experience Architecture at Sears=20=20
Holdings in Chicago where he builds the teams that build the online=20=20
brands for Sears Holdings Corporation, mainly Sears.com and Kmart.com.=20=20
He has worked with American Public University Systems, Ford, Chrysler,=20=20
General Motors, United States Air Force, Microsoft, Comcast, Dominos,=20=20
White Castle, Bosch, and Numara.

Dennis uses his background in business and industrial anthropology to=20=20
design interactive products to support the way people communicate and=20=20
interact in their everyday and working lives. He is actively involved=20=20
with the Information Architecture Institute, the ASIST Special=20=20
Interest Group of Information Architecture, Overlap, and the=20=20
Interaction Design Association (IxDA).

ABOUT IxDA
IxDA=92s mission is to improve the human condition by advancing the=20=20
discipline of Interaction Design. To do this, we foster a community of=20=20
people that choose to come together to support this intention. IxDA=20=20
relies on individual initiative, contribution, sharing and self-=20
organization as the primary means for us to achieve our goals. IxDA=20=20
comprises over 10,000 members, and many meet at events like this one=20=20
in over 80 locations worldwide. If you or your friends are based in=20=20
the suburbs or further from New York, you can find contact information=20=20
for other local groups on the ixda.org site.

Register Now: http://ixda-nyc-bodystorming.eventbrite.com

See you there,

IxDA NYC Local Leaders
http://www.ixda.org/
http://www.twitter.com/IxDA_NYC

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