Sessions
5 keynotes, over 100 speakers and 12 workshops over four days. Welcome to Interaction 16.
Keynotes
Long talks and panels (45 minutes + Q&A)
Medium talks (20 minutes + Q&A)
Lightning talks (10 minutes)
Social events
The overarching theme that Interaction 16 explores is what’s next, in the context of the future of interaction design as a craft, as a profession, and design practice as a whole.
Interaction Designers have finally earned their seat in the corner office, but at the same time the dynamic within the industry is changing rapidly and constantly. Design as a whole becoming embedded in business, society and technology. The internet is profoundly changing the way the world conducts business and consumes services, and modern computing is taking interaction design to places which we didn’t dare to dream about before.
At Interaction 16 we will explore these questions through a mix of inspirational talks and practical hands-on advice from leading practitioners. While we work closely with the Education Summit to accommodate the needs of beginners and experienced professionals alike, we aim to emphasize “practical” over “basic” and “visionary” over “aspirational”.
Welcome to Interaction 16
Full Interaction 16 program, session descriptions and schedule will be published in January 2016. However, the previous years have sold out well in advance so we advise you to get your tickets now!
Interaction Week
Interaction 16 with its side activities runs the whole week from Sunday 28th to Friday 4th March, as follows:
Interaction Design Education Summit will open on Sunday evening, February 28 and offer a full day of programming Monday, February 29. It is a separate ticket from your Interaction16 conference ticket.
Interaction 16 conference workshops will take place on Tuesday, March 1st. This year workshops are not included in the conference ticket price.
Interaction 16 conference will take place between Wednesday, March 2nd, and Friday March 4th.
Interaction Awards will be celebrated Friday night.