It's amazing to have the book in my hand now, after several years of working on it with Kasper and Per Ola.  In a nutshell, it's a new textbook for introductory-level HCI courses: ✅ 10 parts, covering the whole HCI process ✅ Over 200 principles and 100 examples ✅ 864 pages

AAC devices give voice to nonspeaking individuals through text and synthesized speech, but AAC devices still have its limitations. GenieTalk is a system working to address these limitations and is reshaping AAC conversations to be smoother and interactive. buff.ly/Wg0i0pD

Huge congrats!! After hearing about the epic saga of this textbook over countless meetings for the past 3 years, it’s surreal to finally see it in print and can’t wait to read it! 🥳

#HBD to arXiv!🎈 On August 14, 1991, the very first paper was submitted to arXiv. That's 34 years of sharing research quickly, freely & openly! Some baby pictures to show how far we've come . . . when we were just a computer under desk . . . & in our 1994 punk phase . . . 👶💾

It’s always awesome to catch up with Professor Inami! Hope you had a great time in Cambridge! 🥳

📢The open access version of our book is available now via OUP's site: global.oup.com/academic/produ…

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25th! 🎂

Internship application season is coming up, so I wrote down thoughts on how to land and excel in an HCI research internship, based on questions students often ask me. And yes--Adobe is hiring HCI interns! The application link is at the end of the post. notion.so/A-Guide-to-Lan…