Josef Wideström
Lecturer in Interaction Design
PhD. Computer Science and Engineering, M. Arch.
Josef Wideström is a full time lecturer at Chalmers University of Technology, teaching in interaction design, architecture, and visualization. His research focuses on the relations between physical and virtual spaces. Josef is currently involved in the development of VisLabs, a visualization centre at Universeum in Göteborg. He has been involved in research projects at Chalmers and University of Gothenburg since 1999, contributing with an expertise in visualization and digital representation. He was the manager of Chalmers VR CUBE for five years, beeing involved in more than 20 different research projects. Josef Wideström is an architect by education, with a M.Arch from Chalmers in 1998. He has continued to work with his own architecture practice, using his projects both as empiric material for research as well as examples in teaching.
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INQUIRY-BASED INFORMAL MATHEMATICS LEARNING IN A SCIENCE CENTER
Quest-driven exploration of interactive installations in science centres
LOWERING ENTRY BARRIERS FOR INFORMAL LEARNING IN MATHEMATICS THROUGH INTERACTIVE GAME DESIGN
Designing for Science Center Exhibitions - A Classification Framework for the Interaction.
The transdisciplinary nature of virtual space
The Virtual Culture House – Shaping the Identity of a Public Knowledge Institution
Immersiveness and Symmetry in Copresent Scenarios
Cubes in the Cube: A Comparison of a Puzzle-Soving Task in a Virtual and a Real Environment
Collaborating in networked immersive spaces: as good as being there together?
A comparison of Virtual and Real Environments
The Pelvis as Physical Centre in Virtual Environments
The Collaborative Cube Puzzle: A Comparison of Virtual and Real Environments
Cubes in the Cube: A Comparison of Virtual and Real Environments
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