Colleen Macklin
Biography

Digital Artist, Interaction Designer and Chair, Communication Design and Technology, Parsons. Interaction designer for clients such as Citibank, France Telecom, Moët, and Thomson. Led collaborative research projects with the UN and Open Society Institute including UNESCO’s Africa Animated project, and LiveSupport, (open source application for grassroots radio sponsored by the Open Society Institute and the Center for Advanced Media, Prague). She is also the director of PETLab (Prototyping Evaluation, Teaching and Learning lab), a joint project of Games for Change and Parsons. She is Co-PI on the New Youth City Learning project. Current research includes fields of interaction design and urban planning, particularly in the realm of locative media and participatory design. Has given talks at Tsinghua University in Beijing, ICESI University in Cali, Columbia, The Design Institute in Minneapolis and the Cooper Hewitt, NYC. BFA, Media Arts Pratt Institute, graduate studies in Computer Science, City University New York and International Affairs, The New School.
Sessions
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Real-Time Research 3.0: An Experiment in Designing ResearchWednesday, June, 92:00–3:00Play Circle Theater
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DataPlay: Early Experiments in the ”Ludic Century”Wednesday, June, 93:30–4:30Old Madison
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Games by Network: Thinking about Game Design for the Development of City-Wide Learning ChannelsThursday, June 102:00–3:00Old Madison
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Boys and Girls Clubs of America’s Game Tech: A 360-degree Post-mortemThursday, June 103:30–4:30Browsing Library
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Real-Time Research 3.0: An Experiment in Designing Research [Part II]Friday, June 1111:00–12:30Play Circle Theater
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Playing with 140 Characters: Making Games for TwitterFriday, June 1111:00–12:30Old Madison
