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- The University College London Interaction Centre (UCLIC) celebrates its tenth anniversary this this ...[+]
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- It has been confirmed that in 2012 Patrick will return to CEDIM in Mexico to give two courses on bra...[+]
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Inclusive Bus Travel Paper
October 2011
Patrick is a co-author of a paper that has been accepted for publication at a conference on inclusiveness. The paper outlines the work that Brunel University’s Inclusive Design Research Group has done on bus travel in London.
It will be presented at the Cambridge Workshop on Universal Access and Assistive Technology which will be held at Cambridge University from 26 to 29 March, 2012.
Patrick said, “I am delighted to be involved with Brunel’s excellent work in the area of improving the inclusiveness of transport in the capital. This is the first academic publication from the project. I hope it will be of interest to academics working in this area and that we will get feedback that will help us to further enhance our work in this area and bring increased benefits to London’s bus users.”
Brunel Seminar, Revised Date, 22 November 2011
October 2011
Patrick’s seminar at Brunel University on the subject of design for positive social change has been rescheduled to 22 November.
The talk will look at how we can design products, services, the environment and systems in order to maximise the benefits that they bring to people and create a more positive society in which all people can flourish.
Patrick said, “Design has a crucial role to play in enhancing the quality of people’s lives. In this talk I will be reviewing some of the great work that has been done in this area and looking at some of the lessons that can be learned from this.”
The talk will be hosted by the Human Centred Design Institute. It is open to all members of the public and is free to attend. We will post the times of the seminar on this site when we have them.
University College London Interaction Centre, 10th Anniversary
October 2011
The University College London Interaction Centre (UCLIC) celebrates its tenth anniversary this this year and Patrick will be attending an event on 4 November to mark the occasion.
Patrick is a guest lecturer on the MSc in Human‐Computer Interaction with Ergonomics which is run by the centre and in a previous role, as Vice President of Symbian, gave internships to a number of the students.
He said, “Many congratulations to UCLIC on reaching its tenth anniversary. It has quickly established itself as a beacon of excellence within human computer interaction research and teaching. I am sure that it will continue to go from strength to strength in the future.”
Master's in Business Innovation, CEDIM, Mexico, 2012
October 2011
It has been confirmed that in 2012 Patrick will return to CEDIM in Mexico to give two courses on branding. These forms part of the Master’s in Business Innovation program.
The first course will be taught in May and June and the second in September and October.
He said, “I am very much looking forward to returning to CEDIM next, having taught two courses in 2011. The MBI course is excellent and gives the participants exactly what they need to succeed in the business world. Because all course participants are also company owners or managers, the courses are always interesting to teach and the level of quality of the discussion contributes hugely to the learning."
Patrick will not now be teaching on the course running in November and December 2011.