Interaction Design is Social Science
Sebastian Greger is a Social Interaction Designer and Internet Sociologist.
He is researching and creating online concepts, strategies and interfaces.
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Spreading the Word: Embedding as a means of advocacy
11 May 2009
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Concept design in an Agile environment
15 Mar 2009
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CSS image replacement techniques for progressive enhancement
23 Feb 2009
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Proximity contacts – an experiment on reversed location-based social networking
16 Feb 2009
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HTML5 – reinventing the wobbling wheel?
10 Jan 2009
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Theorizing Networks, Users, Online Communities and Identities
15 Oct 2008
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Reflections on "New Media"
15 Oct 2008
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Lecture by Don Slater: New Media, Development and Globalization
11 Jun 2008
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Pixelache University '08: Travelling without moving
16 Mar 2008
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User friendly semantic checkboxes applying Fitts's law
09 Mar 2008
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It just takes a little XHTML to be POSH
12 Feb 2008
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The relevance of methodological concepts for prototype testing
28 Mar 2006
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Logout is not an option. Normative and rational aspects of availability in the mobile phone society.
06 May 2003
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Around the world in a city bus – How Tampere leads its citizens into the information age
22 Apr 2003
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:) – The Semiotics of an Emoticon
05 Dec 2001
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Modernity, Social Relations and Imagined Communities
15 May 2001
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Anomie and Equality in the Welfare State
21 Dec 2000
