Talks - page 2
This is my blog. Sometimes in these posts I’ll talk about research or art projects I’m involved with, sometimes I’ll just ramble about other stuff which is keeping me up at night. If you’re interested in a certain topic, click on a tag to see just the posts with that tag:
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29 Apr '14
Coding Livecoding
My talk at CHI ‘14: SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Here’s the paper.
19 May '13
Visual Code Annotations for Cyberphysical Programming
My presentation to the 1st International Workshop on Live Programming (LIVE), part of ICSE ‘13. This short paper spells out a lot of the ideas that Andrew Sorensen and I were thinking about at the time (and since). It’s only a short paper, so it doesn’t cover the topic in detail, but I think it’s still a pretty neat articulation of some of the thinking behind the Extempore design decisions.
09 May '12
Becoming-Sound: Affect and Assemblage in Improvisational Digital Music Making
My talk at CHI ‘12: SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. Here’s the paper.
23 Nov '10
Engagement Networks in Social Music-making
This was my long-paper talk at OzCHI 2010 about my PhD project (then a work-in-progress). There’s a paper in the references section as well.
03 Jul '09
Distributed Performance in Livecoding
My talk at the 2009 Australasian Computer Music Conference.
01 Jun '08
Livecoding in 20mins
What is livecoding? My short-form attempt to answer the question. Sadly, this is not the recipe for becoming a proficient livecoder in 20mins. That’s probably more of a Teach yourself livecoding in ten years thing—just ask Peter Norvig.
23 Feb '08
Engagement in Mobile Music
Exploring the use of bespoke mobile phone interfaces for group musical jamming (part of my PhD research).
29 Nov '07
The Mind-Modulated Music Interface
I gave my first ever conference presentation at OzCHI 2007 on the work I did during my honours year. No funky HTML slides for this (I was way less web-savvy back then) but here are some pdf slides. There’s a paper in the references section as well.