https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57 an interactive tool for learning about kazakh culture en-us 2022-04-27 14:31:26 UTC 2025-11-05 17:17:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f535.png dabdirakhman07201811 https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2160524717 medium: 
* interactive learning tools 
* web experiences? 
* existing platforms about kazakh culture 
* tradition x modernity

content: 
* audience's interests
* kazakh traditions
* kazakh music 
* kazakh people ]]> 2022-04-27 14:48:23 UTC https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2160524717 dabdirakhman07201811 https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2162846853 * Information -> Question 
* Interactive learning 
* Sound, visuals, moving image, narrative]]> 2022-04-28 15:28:53 UTC https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2162846853 dabdirakhman07201811 https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2162852686 * Visual instructions on how to build a yurt -> a reference for creating my prototype]]> 2022-04-28 15:32:05 UTC https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2162852686 dabdirakhman07201811 https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2163100001 * New techniques and models for thinking about the world
* "The world as a series of interacting systems". 

* Page 38 - Complex shapes
There is a limited number of ways for producing symmetry. The most perfect examples of symmetry are the arrangements of atoms and molecules in crystals.
In various cultures, artists used pattern symmetry to introduce "a certain definite but not an overwhelming sense of order."
This could be an interesting outlook on the importance of symmetry in traditional Kazakh ornaments called "oyu". As a nation with many strict customs, this "orderliness" is even translated through visual language, as "oyu" patterns are, as a tradition, very symmetrical.

* Page 161 - The Theory of Games
"If one is trying is trying to change the system in a particular direction, one has to take into account what steps these other people are also going to take to alter the system."
Zero-sum game, perfect information  

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Interaction designers answer three questions:
1. How do you do?
2. How do you feel?
3. How do you know?

According to Bill Verplank, the practice of interaction designers ranges from "observation and invention to analysis and implementation". "The goal is good mapping for controls and displays organized by appropriate modes or mental models for different tasks. We try to create meaning through metaphors and scenarios while understanding the breakdowns and ideals that motivate design."

"A game will only succeed if it is engaging to play. This has pushed computer and video-game designers to learn how to create enjoyable and playful interactions." (Will Wright, Sims)

"Design as a negotiated social process." [about participatory design] - Thomas P Morgan

Digital Bauhaus

Insight on UI design — consider "quickly showing initial ideas to users, however rough they are", as it can be beneficial in refining the prototypes. (S Joy Mountford)

* Page 40 - Augmented Education
"Computers have been used to support education for over 30 years. [...] Interaction designers are exploring new ways to augment education, moving from drill-and-practice to systems that allow students new forms of interaction."

Consider making digital interactions more connected to the physical world — for instance, by considering movement, sound, and other real world actions. This can help designers achieve more engaging, authentic experiences — without "fetishizing" technology, especially when it comes to childrens' education. (Inspired by K. Ferris' and L. Bannon's Boxology)  -> active play!

Insight on prototyping — make it inspired by observation of how real world objects work. 

Insight on interaction — have a storyline which the user can follow on their quest of interacting with the experience. ]]> 2022-04-28 19:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2163235315 dabdirakhman07201811 https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2163301051 Constructionism is a learning theory initiated by Seymour Papert of the MIT Media Lab, who advocated that learning is most effective when the learner designs or constructs a tangible or meaningful product as part of an educational activity (Papert, 1980).]]> 2022-04-28 20:23:32 UTC https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2163301051 dabdirakhman07201811 https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2163454695 2022-04-28 23:42:55 UTC https://padlet.com/dabdirakhman07201811/6xuh0edxriwv3z57/wish/2163454695