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Designing ThinkeringSpaces

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This poster presents the ongoing prototyping and development of interactive environments that seek to support physical and virtual exploration, collaboration and co-construction, called ThinkeringSpaces. Starting with the description of the system, it is focused on the progression of iterations, based on research findings, giving a macro view of the design process and some details of the prototyping methods applied.

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    IDC '08: Proceedings of the 7th international conference on Interaction design and children
    June 2008
    289 pages
    ISBN:9781595939944
    DOI:10.1145/1463689
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    1. design
    2. interactive environments
    3. physical-virtual interaction
    4. prototyping process
    5. user-centered methods

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