Being Analog(ue)
Don Norman is the other half of Nielsen and Norman the usability consultants. He has provided Chapter 7 of his book The Invisible Computer as a Web reading. The title of the chapter is Being Analog – which we as humans are… You can also read other chapters on the MIT Press site and [...]
Don Norman is the other half of Nielsen and Norman the usability consultants. He has provided Chapter 7 of his book The Invisible Computer as a Web reading. The title of the chapter is Being Analog – which we as humans are… You can also read other chapters on the MIT Press site and on the Nielsen Norman Group site – a generous portion of the book.
Strongly recommended as background reading for the Forensic ICT unit – trying to understand the motivations of some kinds of computer criminals.
- Chapter 1: Drop everything youre doing
- Chapter 2: Growing Up
- Chapter 7: Being Analog
- Chapter 9: Human centred product development
- Chapter 10: Want Human-Centered Development? Reorganize the Company
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bodmas.org, 4 April 2005