Human Computer Interaction - Knox Game Design, April 2018
http://www.knoxgamedesign.org/848/april-2018-human-computer-interaction-knoxville-game-design/
An overview of Human Computer Interaction topics and how those concepts can be applied to games. Topics include short term memory, long term memory, reaction times, input methods, and feedback methods. Comparison of human languages and computer langues, along with lexical scanning and grammars.
Knoxville Game Design is a discussion of games currently being created by game developers in the Knoxville and East Tennessee area, as well as an analysis of current topics in the gaming industry.
Hosts
Levi D. Smith http://levidsmith.com @GaTechGrad https://gatechgrad.itch.io
Dylan Wolf http://www.dylanwolf.com/ @DylanWolf https://dylanwolf.itch.io
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