Schedule

Schedule

Our panel includes global participants, and due to the time zone differences, a half day afternoon session has been chosen.

Moderated Panel Interviews

Start Time End Time

1200 1245

In this session, the workshop moderator will explore each practitioner's unique approach to haptic design. The moderator will ask each practitioner the following predefined questions, and allow the panelists to share their experiences with the participants.

Coffee & Networking Break 1

Start Time End Time

1245 1300

Moderated Q&A Interviews

Start Time End Time

1300 1330

In this session, the workshop moderator will support audience questions through a Q&A session. Where needed the moderator will help the panel collectively answer the questions.

Brainstorming Session 1

Start Time End Time

1330 1500

In this session, the panelists will break the participants into smaller groups of 6-8, and lead the subgroups to brainstorm solutions around an existing haptic challenge in a “design thinking workshop” style. Participants will tackle existing challenges such as how to create more emotionally impactful interactive artwork installations that utilize haptics, and how to combine touch and music to create an emotion/affect change.

Brainstorming Session 2 / Pitch Jam

Start Time End Time

1500 1630

Note: Depending on the progress made during Brainstorming Session 1, we may continue Session 1, or elect to regroup, and reform into Session 2.

In this session, the panelists will now propose topics they'd like to work on with the artists, and collectively vote on 3-4 topics that emerge from their work and daily haptic explorations. We will then break into smaller groups of 6-8, and work on brainstorming solutions around topics raised during the topic pitch session.

Coffee & Networking Break 2

Start Time End Time

1630 1645

Brainstorm Session 3

Start Time End Time

1645 1730

In this session, the moderator will lead the participants and panelists in sharing lessons learned, best practices, and other useful insights for capture into a “toolkit” to be presented at a future conference.