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A college is hosting a community fun day with a huge variety of activities on show - with the chance to build a robot.

In this story I elaborate on some of the key origins of the notions of interaction [design]. This probably can help fellows in HCI, IxD, UX and product design to understand the origins of their passion/profession.

Perth and Kinross locals are being encouraged to share their creative skills in October as part of this year’s Fun Palaces event.

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© Corbis Paris is known today as the City of Lights. Thousands of years ago it was called Midwater-Dwelling—which is how its Latin name, Lutetia, can be translated. This list covers just a few of the most notable structures built in Paris over all of these years. Earlier versions of the descriptions of these buildings first appeared in 1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die , edited by Mark Irving (2016). Writers’ names appear in parentheses. Notre-Dame de Paris Notre-Dame de Paris has...

British Library acquires archive of Theatre Royal Stratford East and Theatre Workshop A selection of notes, programmes and other papers relating to Theatre Unions work in the 1930s (c) British Library Board. LONDON .-The British Library has acquired the archive of the award-winning Theatre Royal Stratford East, which includes the archive of the renowned British theatre company, Theatre Workshop. Donated on behalf of the Theatre by the actor and Theatre Workshop alumnus Murray Melvin, the archiv...