Aggregation exams in Digital Media: “the changing panorama of interactive visual storytelling”

Required by:

Dr. Valentina Nisi

 

June 28, 2018, at 2:30 pm, in the FEUP Act Room

Appreciation of the curriculum and report referring to the program, contents and methods of theoretical and practical teaching of the subjects of the curricular unit of “Interactive Visual Narratives”

June 29, 2018, at 2:30 pm, in the FEUP Act Room

Discussion of the synthesis lesson entitled “The changing panorama of interactive visual storytelling”

Chairman of the Jury:

Dr. António Joaquim Mendes Ferreira, Professor at FEUP

Vowels:

Dr. Nuno Manuel Robalo Correia, Professor, Department of Informatics, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universidade Nova de Lisboa;

Dr. António da Nóbrega de Sousa da Câmara, Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Dr. Joaquim Jorge, Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon;

Dr. Adérito Fernandes Marcos, Professor, Department of Science and Technology, Open University;

Doctor Eugénio da Costa Oliveira, Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto;

Dr. Artur Pimenta Alves, Professor Emeritus, Department of Electrotechnical and Computer Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto;

Dr. João Manuel Paiva Cardoso, Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto.

MIEIC’s Computer Game Development projects presentation

This afternoon, between 14:30 and 16:30, the presentation session of the UC’s Computer Game Development  of MIEIC projects, which also has the participation of Design II Seminars students of the Communication Design Degree of FBAUP and the Sound Design students for Digital Media of UP Master in Multimedia, will take place in I-105 room.

 

You can see some of the projects carried out in previous years in: https://goo.gl/XUaEjL

 

The presentation is open to the community, but we appreciate the registration in the form below: https://goo.gl/forms/sJ9GcJU9QgwR4N1X2

UPorto iSchool member of the Administration board of iSchools

The UPorto iSchool, represented by Prof. António Lucas Soares (FEUP / DEI) and Prof. Fernanda Ribeiro (FLUP) is, since June 12, 2018, member of iSchools Directors Board , in addition to being present in the Executive Committee of the iSchools European Region.

The iSchools organization is a consortium of Information Schools dedicated to advancing the field of information.

UPorto iSchool member of the iSchools Board of Directors

The UPorto iSchool, represented by Prof. António Lucas Soares (FEUP/DEI) and Prof. Fernanda Ribeiro (FLUP) is, since June 12, 2018, member of the Board of Directors of the iSchools (in addition to the presence in the Executive Committee of the iSchools European Region).

The iSchools organization is a consortium of Information Schools dedicated to advancing the information field.

Workshop “Design for Health and Wellness”

Dates:  25th – 29th June, 09:30 – 12:30 & 14:30 – 16:30

Design is no longer the result of a flash of inspiration, exceptions notwithstanding. To respond to the real needs of people, the designer combines intuition and technical skill to empathize with users, navigate ambiguity, and make users’ latent needs tangible. To do that, the designer has to consider aspects such as functionality, aesthetics, human factors, world views, social implications, production, sustainability, and product life cycles.

This workshop provides an opportunity to answer this call. We will focus on Health and Wellness because of its deep connection with both the functional and emotional needs of users, but the tools explored should be generally applicable. Through a study of the human-centered process, we will develop methods to realize a week-long design project framed by user needs and their context. This will include an immersive experience of lectures, hands-on workshops, fieldwork and, potentially, field-trips. Although the class projects will focus on design solutions for Health and Wellness, at the end of the workshop participants should be able to apply user research methods, ideation, rapid prototyping, product design methods, interaction design, and storytelling to solve real world design problems.

José Colucci is the Director of Research & Development of the Design Institute for Health (DIH). Before joining the DIH, José was a Sr. Director and Associated Partner at IDEO, where he worked for 16 years, Vice-President of Research & Development of ITI, developer of high-resolution, pen-based computer interfaces in Canada; and prior to that, he was the General Manager of the Medical Engineering Division at FUNBEC – Brazil’s largest manufacturer of medical electronics for cardiology.

José has a BS in mechanical engineering, an MS in Industrial Design and a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He was a guest lecturer at Harvard, MIT Sloan School of Management, and Olin School of Engineering. Currently he also has a part-time teaching appointment at the University of Texas at Austin.

 

Tickets: Students: 25€;  Academia: 100€; Other professionals: 150€.

More info and registration: https://mil.up.pt/summerinstitute/design-for-health-and-wellness/

Workshop Design for Health and Wellness

Dates:  25th – 29th June, 09:30 – 12:30 & 14:30 – 16:30

Design is no longer the result of a flash of inspiration, exceptions notwithstanding. To respond to the real needs of people, the designer combines intuition and technical skill to empathize with users, navigate ambiguity, and make users’ latent needs tangible. To do that, the designer has to consider aspects such as functionality, aesthetics, human factors, world views, social implications, production, sustainability, and product life cycles.

This workshop provides an opportunity to answer this call. We will focus on Health and Wellness because of its deep connection with both the functional and emotional needs of users, but the tools explored should be generally applicable. Through a study of the human-centered process, we will develop methods to realize a week-long design project framed by user needs and their context. This will include an immersive experience of lectures, hands-on workshops, fieldwork and, potentially, field-trips. Although the class projects will focus on design solutions for Health and Wellness, at the end of the workshop participants should be able to apply user research methods, ideation, rapid prototyping, product design methods, interaction design, and storytelling to solve real world design problems.

José Colucci is the Director of Research & Development of the Design Institute for Health (DIH). Before joining the DIH, José was a Sr. Director and Associated Partner at IDEO, where he worked for 16 years, Vice-President of Research & Development of ITI, developer of high-resolution, pen-based computer interfaces in Canada; and prior to that, he was the General Manager of the Medical Engineering Division at FUNBEC – Brazil’s largest manufacturer of medical electronics for cardiology.

José has a BS in mechanical engineering, an MS in Industrial Design and a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He was a guest lecturer at Harvard, MIT Sloan School of Management, and Olin School of Engineering. Currently he also has a part-time teaching appointment at the University of Texas at Austin.

“Human/Digital” seminar – June 15th

Within the framework of the Graduate Program in Business Intelligence & Analytics, DEI and Porto Business School are organizing  a seminar with the title “Human / Digital”, which will take place at Porto Business School, june 15, at 16:30.

 

Nicholas Negroponte once wrote that the man-machine relationship is one of the most fascinating themes in the history of civilization. We live in a dual world, real-virtual, zero-one, human-digital. But this duality is, at the same time, intriguing: are we really gradually leaving the real world and integrating a virtual world? Or, on the contrary, will we be increasingly resilient so that we do not stop having our feet on the ground?

 

For this seminar we invited three experts who will help us reflect on the digital citizen, the digital consumer and the digital manager.

Program

 

4:15 p.| Reception to participants

 

4:30 p.| Welcome

 

4:45 p.| “Consumidor/digital” // Diana Almeida, Data-driven Product Manager at Booking.com and alumna PG Business Intelligence & Analytics

 

5:00 p.| “Citizen/digital” // Pedro Magalhães, Research Fellow at ICS-ULisbon, Scientific Director of the Manuel dos Santos Foundation

 

5:15 p.| “Gestor/digital” // José Gonçalves, President & Country Managing Director at Accenture Portugal

 

5:30 p.| Debate

 

5:55 p.m| Closure

 

Inscriptions

Creative Colab 2018 – “How to create an infinite loop of circular economics”

Creative Colab ’18, which will take place between June 4 and 6, 2018, at the Pole Industries Creative (PINC) of UPTEC, in Porto, is an event organized by The Digital Media Doctoral Program students. This year’s edition is focused on the discussion of digital technology and media as a vehicle for raising awareness of environmental sustainability and the circular economy.

 

During the event there will happen several workshops inspired by the theme and in particular, on June 5, there will be a seminar in which will participate speakers such as Ricardo Ramires (Service Operations Manager at Siemens Healthineers), Pedro Pinto (technological director of InnoWave Technologies Group), Luísa Magalhães (executive director of Smart Waste Portugal), among others, whose contributions will make Creative Colab ’18 an unforgettable event!

 

Follow the link of the event, with all the relevant information: https://creativecolab.fe.up.pt. The event is free to participate but registration is required, so you must register through the link https://www.eventbrite.pt/e/registo-creative-colab-2018-re-makers-46219329258.

Call-for-ArgHuments + Workshop ArgHumantation

Argumentation Hub (ARGH) is a collaborative and multidisciplinary laboratory created within the scope of the Media Innovation Labs (MIL) of Oporto University, having as its main objective the theme of argumentation, a topic of research transversal to several scientific areas.

Argh’s mission is to promote multidisciplinary investigation in argumentation. Learning by practicing , the ARGH intends to conduct applied research to produce interesting applications of argumentative technologies, in particular in the field of digital media.

Until April 30, a Call-for-ArgHuments is open to any person, student, teacher or researcher, who has an interest in the topic and an idea or research results on Argumentation; The ArgHuments will be presented on the afternoon of May 3, 2018, as part of the ArgHumantation Workshop — Research and Practice(s) of Argumentation.

DEI Partnership and Tondela’s Town Hall

A students group from the Computer Engineering Department at Oporto Engineering Faculty is developing a mobile application that aims to help identify landowners in need of cleaning. This project, entitled “Safe Forest”, is being developed in partnership with the Tondela city in order to prevent forest fires, in this area extremely affected in October last year.

 

After an initial visit in February 2018 of the Computer Engineering Department, led by its director João Cardoso and some subsequent conversations with Tondela city, it was defined that the software and applications will be developed within the curricular unit of Laboratory Management Project (LGP). A students team, who meanwhile created the fictitious company APPly, are working together with the GnR Prevention and Relief Intervention Group (GIPS) and other local agents in order to develop a functional prototype in the creation of a forest register that can identify to whom each territory belongs, as well as the state of cleanliness and conservation , and collect relevant information to help prevent future fires. It also aims to promote more active citizenship by allowing citizens to contribute data and reporting problems in the application.

 

The project is being guided by Ademar Aguiar Professor, specialized in Software Engineering, and integrates students of Computer Engineering, Multimedia, Service Engineering and Management of FEUP, as well as Communication Design students of Fine Arts Faculty (FBAUP).