Talenta Organizer
Painting & Sculpture Exhibition
Grand Indonesia Shopping Town
Arjuna Lobby, LG – West Mall
Mh Thamrin, Jakarta
02 – 29 April , 2012
Performance by more than 50 artis creation
Good Quality paintings
Reasonable price
Opening hours 10 am to 10 pm
http://talentaorganizer.webs.com/

Speakers from System Concepts, the BBC and Aardman graphics gave a presentation at the UK UPA about their experience re-designing the Something Special website for children with special needs.

The presentation was extremely well received, and a film describing the work is now available on YouTube:
http://youtu.be/-XxFGXJxA9Q

It demonstrates how usability and accessibility testing can have a positive impact through out the design process; how considering the special needs of children with disabilities can improve the user experience for everybody and how well-designed technology can have a positive impact on disabled children's lives.

This lecture was to mark World Usability Day in London, UK. The lecture covers important topics in usability: HCI, Human Error and Patient Safety. We can save lives through better device design and we should not be so quick to attribute all the blame to nurses that have to use devices that are not designed as well as they might be.

Abstract: Did you ever forget your chip & pin card in a card reader? Leave the original on a photocopier? Send an email to the wrong person from your address book? The way technology is designed can make errors more or less likely. Most everyday examples are just annoying; if a pilot or a nurse makes similar errors in the course of their work, the consequences can be much more serious. This talk discusses some of the causes of these errors and how the design of technology can provoke or mitigate them.

Lecture on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8o2ds5ZrV8&feature=player_embedded

Blog1: http://chi-med.posterous.com/when-technology-design-provokes-errors-prof-a

Blog 2: http://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/events/2011/11/04/when-technology-design-provokes...

Foviance will be carrying out an EEG study to find out how much music impacts people's moods and whether it could actually improve the mood of commuters in the London Underground during rush hour.
A video will be produced of Foviance's findings.