Creativity and HCI: From Experience to Design in Education [electronic resource] / edited by Paula Kotzé, William Wong, Joaquim Jorge, Alan Dix, Paula Alexandra Silva.

Preface - Creativity and HCI: From Experience to Design in Education -- Preface - Creativity and HCI: From Experience to Design in Education -- Embedding a Design Studio Course in a Conventional Computer Science Program -- Designing Design Exercises — From Theory to Creativity and Real-world Use -- Teaching Human-Computer Interaction from Real World Examples — Furnishing Creativity? -- Teaching Creative Interface Design: Possibilities and Pitfalls -- HCI and Design Research Education -- Transdisciplinary Design Approach -- Reflections on Teaching Human-Computer Interaction to Blind Students -- Between the Ivory Tower and Babylon — Teaching Interaction Design in the 21st Century -- Teaching Usability Principles with Patterns and Guidelines -- Enhancing Creativity in Interaction Design: Alternative Design Brief -- A Case Study — Hindrances and Success Factors in Student Projects -- Conceptual Design and Prototyping to Explore Creativity -- CRaSh-ing into HCI.

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