Self-study - Interaction and Collaboration

This collection of self-study material will give you a very brief introduction to some fundamental concepts in interaction and collaboration. 

Our ambition is that all of you should get hands-on experience from designing an interaction system. In this final module we also want you to get to reflect on societal and ethical aspects of the activities in WASP and your research.

The examination assignments in the module Interaction and Collaboration

In the table below we provide an estimate for a target time for the different self-study parts. This is obviously very hard to estimate given how different your backgrounds are. If you end up spending much time on a topic, you should probably ask for support. Use the forum to ask questions, talk to your colleagues and use the local sessions. When you have spent significantly more effective time than what is estimated below, say double, we suggest that you stop and make sure to ask for help to not spend too much time. The time is defined based on the mandatory part of the material and includes the time to study the material and any examination assignments connected to it.

In the last column we have links to pages that you can edit and share your knowledge. Maybe you have some cool examples you would like others to test? Some videos that they must see? 

We want you to work in study groups whenever possible so that you practice communicating with others, form the network within WASP and help each other. Ideally these study groups are interdisciplinary. 

Material marked in red in the pages linked to below is optional.

Additional time for the time budget

• 2-day session 16h
• Local sessions 7h