CCT109H5 Lecture 1: CCT109 All Lectures

• School: UTM
• Department: Communication, Culture and Technology
• Course: CCT109H5
• Professor: Brett Caraway

Document Summary

Themes: technology design requires knowledge about the human machine, communication is not equal to speech, and technology is rooted in culture. Themes: uid principles, computers need to understand human behaviour & language: computers need to understand a users implicit and explicit meaning, gui: graphic user interface. Part of design process should be devoted to uncovering all possible error scenarios so a proactive strategy can take place. It is one thing to show how standardization was a consequence of printing. E. g. visual story telling, visual narratives, visual literacy: visual literacy and rhetoric, visual literacy is a universal grammar: preverbal, sophisticared, intuitive, and cognitively challenging. Is it the ability to decode and synthesize meaning presented in a visual or graphic form. 3d glasses with one red lens and one blue or green lens to force one eye to see red part of the image and the other eye to see the blue or green part.