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The Funny Maps | 9 Humor-Computer Interaction Lessons Learned from a Sassy Google Maps

The Funny Maps | 9 Humor-Computer Interaction Lessons Learned from a Sassy Google Maps

Part 3 of “The Funny Maps” Series — by Hannah Mernyk and Brooke Sachs
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Hannah Mernyk
The Funny Maps | The First Thing I Look for in a Robot is a Sense of Humor

The Funny Maps | The First Thing I Look for in a Robot is a Sense of Humor

Part 1 of “The Funny Maps” series
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Brooke Sachs
The Funny Maps | Two Researchers Attend Graduate School to Become Joke Writers for Robots.

The Funny Maps | Two Researchers Attend Graduate School to Become Joke Writers for Robots.

Part 2 of “The Funny Maps” series
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Hannah Mernyk
Rethinking the diversity of our devices

Rethinking the diversity of our devices

tl;dr can humor help us expand “mainstream” interpretations of technology
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Asha Toulmin
Enter the “parking lot”

Enter the “parking lot”

tl;dr a list of random humor tech ideas without a home
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Asha Toulmin
Humor as a Design Strategy or: How we stop knowing what we know and started loving a hot dog drone.

Humor as a Design Strategy or: How we stop knowing what we know and started loving a hot dog drone.

tl;dr: Designing humorous prototypes reveals our assumptions about technology
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Joselyn McDonald
Humor ≠ Laughter

Humor ≠ Laughter

tl;dr — a surface primer on humor, laughter and their functions
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Asha Toulmin
The NagBot 3000: when technology is annoying

The NagBot 3000: when technology is annoying

tl;dr — can annoying, humorous technology help change our behavior?
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Asha Toulmin
Humor Computer Interaction 😂

Humor Computer Interaction 😂

tl;dr — We want to know if and how humor can change our relationship with robots and digital agents. Also, we’ll talk about Pupper Bot, the…
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Joselyn McDonald
Memeback: exploring memes as a feedback mechanism

Memeback: exploring memes as a feedback mechanism

tl;dr — can memes be considered a unit of cultural feedback?
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Asha Toulmin
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