Lecture at ITSP - 先端ITスペシャリスト育成プログラムにて講義
Yesterday I was invited to give a lecture for students the MEXT IT Specialist Program. ITSP is a partnership between Keio, Waseda, and Chuo Universities and NTT, IBM, and Mozilla to bring advanced IT training and opportunities to their Master’s students. It was a longish time slot so I decided to split it up into two different talks: one on open source and open processes (similar to one of my sessions at the recent BarCamp Tokyo) and one on the future of interfaces, internationalization and globalization, and Ubiquity. Here are the slides for posterity. (Note: the second set of slides is mostly in Japanese.)
昨日は文部科学省の先端ITスペシャリスト育成プログラムの学生の為に講義をしました。ちょっと長めの時間だったので、二つのトークに分けてみました。第一部は「オープン」と言うアイデア、特にオープンなデザイン過程の利点について。第二部は未来のインターフェースと国際化とUbiquityの紹介でした。スライドをここにslideshareにあげておきました。
Design processes in the open-source era オープンソース時代のデザインプロセス
Ubiquity: Interfaces and Internationalization インターフェースと国際化
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- Notes from BarCamp Tokyo 2009
- This week on Ubiquity Parser: The Next Generation
- Report from Mozilla Party JP 10!
- Talking Ubiquity in Japan: 拡張機能勉強会にて発表
- A Demonstration of Ubiquity Parser 2
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