The second day kicked off with a dance party!
If you are not at opening remarks, then you are missing out… Dance Party! #ixd13 twitter.com/ixdconf/status…
— Interaction13 (@ixdconf) January 29, 2013
Jer Torp‘s Data & Human Experience keynote
So with the morning dancing out of the way our first keynote speaker of the day took the stage and shared some fascinating visualizations of sets of numbers (defining data as the measurement of something). Jerinspired & encouraged – always seek out the more engaging & creative ways to help people make sense of things. Words really can’t do the keynote justice so instead you’ll find a picture and a link to one of the projects Jer spoke about that includes a video to be able to truly get a sense for how engaging data sets can become.@joshbdata you need to follow @blprnt. He is a big data genius. #beautifuldata #ixd13 twitter.com/RikkiCreative/… — Rikki(@RikkiCreative) January 29, 2013
@blprnt talking about Cascade nytlabs.com/projects/casca… #ixd13 — Carl Duffield (@carljduffield) January 29, 2013
#ixd13 #sketchnotes for @blprnt morning keynote: twitter.com/justsomeguy/st… — Jason Alderman (@justsomeguy) January 29, 2013
Data Depth & Ingenuity
While there were a ton of incredible talks during the day the opening keynote naturally extended into a panel discussing what happens to our data as time passes by. It was a question-packed debate with Jer Thorp, Todd Silverstein, Andrew Crow & Ben Fullerton all sharing their insights.
#Sketchnotes of @blprnt @vizify @andrewcrow & @benfu discussing Data Depth & Ingenuity. #IxD13 @ixdconf twitter.com/bysusanlin/sta…
— susan (@bysusanlin) January 29, 2013
IxDA Awards, 2 more days of Interaction 13
Whenever you have a moment be sure to check out http://www.ixda.org/awards because the awards are up there now, since last night’s ceremony has wrapped up (stay tuned for pictures from that soon!).
This conference is a marathon. Can’t believe there are still two days more of it. #ixd13 — Dan Saffer (@odannyboy) January 30, 2013