Comments on: Thoughts on Father’s Day and Interaction Models http://www.xd4.me/thoughts-on-fathers-day-and-interaction-models.html a blog dedicated to building awareness and understanding of the experience design (xd) discipline Tue, 04 Jan 2011 17:31:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: James Johnson http://www.xd4.me/thoughts-on-fathers-day-and-interaction-models.html/comment-page-1#comment-945 James Johnson Tue, 04 Jan 2011 17:31:33 +0000 http://www.xd4.me/?p=361#comment-945 Thanks for the insight - great topic for Father's Day. totally agree about television being a shared experience - especially with family members. Watching a sporting event alone pales in comparison to hearing my 11 year old daughter audibly rejoice after a Stanford (or Navy) touchdown is scored. It's helpful to have your perspective in a broader context including web enabled social interations. It's nice to think that FB's effect on society will be positive, but the jury it still out on that one. Many heavy users I know seem to believe facebook is a substitute for face time. Riding a lift chair alone while posting a scenic picture and comment on FB for 200 friends is not as good as riding a lift chair with one good friend or family member. But, it is better than nothing! Looking forward to your future blogs about the iPad's impact along with how social media is evolving - Thanks for the insight – great topic for Father’s Day.

totally agree about television being a shared experience – especially with family members. Watching a sporting event alone pales in comparison to hearing my 11 year old daughter audibly rejoice after a Stanford (or Navy) touchdown is scored.
It’s helpful to have your perspective in a broader context including web enabled social interations. It’s nice to think that FB’s effect on society will be positive, but the jury it still out on that one. Many heavy users I know seem to believe facebook is a substitute for face time.

Riding a lift chair alone while posting a scenic picture and comment on FB for 200 friends is not as good as riding a lift chair with one good friend or family member. But, it is better than nothing!

Looking forward to your future blogs about the iPad’s impact along with how social media is evolving -

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