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Theoretical Foundations of Human-Computer Interaction

Introduction to HCI Theory → Applying Theory to HCI Research

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This advanced learning path guides graduate students and researchers through the major theoretical frameworks that inform HCI research: activity theory, distributed cognition, situated action, and phenomenology. It connects these theories to their psychological and philosophical roots, contrasts their assumptions, and explores their application to interaction design and analysis.

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14 learning steps · 3 phases. Click any step to inspect it and see it on the Knowledge Map.

Phase 1

Foundation

5 steps

Phase 2

Core Concepts

5 steps

Phase 3

Advanced Topics

4 steps