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Experience Design

By David Vogt on December 28, 2019

You’ve heard of product design, graphic design, fashion design, architecture, etc, but Experience Design is the invisible frontier of human engagement.  As mobile technologies continue to get smaller and more capable, they are beginning to disappear from our physical awareness without letting go of our attention – in fact, they are cleverly meshing our physical and digital worlds into an integrated and augmented attention that can be interwoven with ‘stories’ to enhance our purpose, presence, sociability, etc.

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Experience Design is what mobile technologies were born to enable.  We have lived so long with the monolithic linear narratives that were the best experiences our other media have been able to deliver, that the opportunity of authoring open, social, synchronous, real-world narratives is unliteral and unnatural for us.  Welcome to the new natural, if you’re bold enough to author it.  The opportunities for learning are breathtaking.

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WIRED – Design & The Digital World

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12 Jan Posted on Experience Design

Experience Design sounds like key technology for the personalized storytelling world that I seek to use with students and clients. I believe it offers an incredibly engaging learning experience that can take learners on a meaningful journey with minimal effort.

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Experience Design sounds like key technology for the personalized storytelling world that I seek to use with students and clients. I believe it offers an incredibly engaging learning experience that can take learners on a meaningful journey with minimal effort.

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