Dieser Kurs ist Teil der Spezialisierung Spezialisierung Extended Reality for Everybody

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This second course in the XR for Everybody specialization looks at how to design new user experiences for XR technologies. The course provides learners with a design thinking mindset and equips them with a fundamental toolbox for creating XR applications using rapid prototyping. It starts with a broad overview of the complete XR design process, discussing different paths to becoming an XR creator, what is generally involved in making XR experiences, and how to best get started. The course then emphasizes design thinking, critiques, and ethics while introducing guidelines and user-centered techniques like design jams. The second half of the course introduces a variety of methods and tools for prototyping both physically and digitally including on the XR devices themselves through immersive authoring.
The course has an honors track that guides learners through creating their own storyboard, physical prototype, and digital prototype of an XR experience. You will work on exercises that allow you to practice your design skills and also build XR technologies into your workflow by working with specific templates and new digital tools that allow you to preview physical prototypes on AR/VR devices.

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Critique new and existing XR experiences from an ethical standpoint.
Create storyboards and physical prototypes of new XR experiences.
Create XR prototypes with digital and immersive authoring tools.
Infer technical requirements for implementing your XR prototypes.

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Michael Nebeling

Assistant Professor of Information, School of Information and Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, College of Engineering

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Woche1

Woche 1

5 Stunden zum Abschließen

XR Design Process

This module will provide you with an introduction to XR design and development. When I say design, I usually mean user experience design or interaction design. Some designers have quite specific definitions of each of those terms, but I think of them broadly as forms of design focused on the creation of new user interfaces. While I think of many parts of this course as providing the theory and background to XR design, I will focus on the practical aspects of XR creation. I will start by making an analogy to filmmaking to establish key requirements, before going on to talk about the main steps part of a larger process and how to get started with doing XR. As we are just getting started, this first module does not have an honors track component associated with it. The honors track will start in the second module.

5 Stunden zum Abschließen

9 Videos (Gesamt 112 min), 14 Lektüren, 1 Quiz

9 Videos

Meet Your Instructor2mCourse Overview5mWhat Doing XR Involves (Part 1)13mWhat Doing XR Involves (Part 2)14mDeveloping XR Experiences9mHow to Get Started for Everybody (Part 1)16mHow to Get Started for Everybody (Part 2)13mFinding Your XR Process14mXR Design Primer20m

14 Lektüren

Welcome!5mAbout You10mCourse Summary & Outlook10mCourse Syllabus5mAccessibility Statement10mModule 1 of 4: XR Design Process5mWhat Doing XR Involves5mAdditional Material: Making of The Lion King (2019) Documentary20mDeveloping XR Experiences7mHow to Get Started10mAdditional Material: Key Barriers to Entry Research Paper30mFinding Your XR Process7mIntro to XR Design10mYour First Quiz5m

1 praktische Übung

XR Process Quiz20m

Woche2

Woche 2

8 Stunden zum Abschließen

Design Thinking, Ethics, and Guidelines for XR

The second module will introduce you to design thinking and how common methods and techniques can be adapted for XR. This will help us build the right mindset for designing novel and compelling XR experiences. We will talk about building empathy with your users, ethical and responsible design, and best practices and design guidelines. I will also cover how to conduct and formulate design critiques in an effort to learn from existing interfaces. Finally, we will look at design jams as a way of solving design challenges collaboratively. Our first exercise in the honors track associated with this course will be a design critique of a VR or AR expedition as part of Google’s Expeditions XR app. You will be asked to develop one new idea that you will then take forward as you start prototyping your design concept next week.

8 Stunden zum Abschließen

17 Videos (Gesamt 207 min), 11 Lektüren, 3 Quiz

17 Videos

XR Design Thinking15mScenarios & Personas15mCompetitive Analysis & Design Space Analysis8mGuiding Principles7mXR Design Ethics8mXR Ethical Review12mXR Design Impact13mXR Design Guidelines15mLearning by Doing XR Design5mThe Do's and Don'ts of XR Design6mGuideline-based Review of XR Experiences15mXR Design Jams (Part 1)15mXR Design Jams (Part 2)9mXR Design Critiques (Part 1)16mXR Design Critiques (Part 2)8mWelcome to the Honors Track17mYour XR Design Critique15m

11 Lektüren

Module 2 of 4: Design Thinking, Ethics, and Guidelines for XR5mBuilding Empathy With Your Users8mAdditional Material: Videos by Mike Alger1hEthical and Responsible Design5mBest Practices and Patterns of Design5mSolving Design Challenges Collaboratively10mLearning from Existing Interfaces10mHow to Use the Gallery Tool10mAbout the Honors Track5mAssignment 1: Design Critique1hHow to Submit to the Gallery Tool10m

1 praktische Übung

XR Design Thinking Quiz20m

Woche3

Woche 3

7 Stunden zum Abschließen

Storyboarding & Physical Prototyping for XR Experiences

We are moving from the conceptual to the practical, from thinking to doing. The next two parts of this course are dedicated to prototyping. In this first part on physical prototyping, I will emphasize paper a lot and also talk a lot about sketching. In my mind, brainstorming translates to sketching alternate ideas. Rather than creating, for example, a mind map, I sketch to ideate. This is a practice that I will emphasize. We’ll start flat on paper but will quickly become more physical using specific paper templates and dioramas. We’ll also see how to create mostly physical prototypes, but how to enhance them with AR techniques, to move closer to our envisioned final XR experience. In the honors track, you will have two major exercises. You will first create an XR storyboard based on the XR app you have previously critiqued. The design critique and storyboarding will help you develop a new idea of improving the existing XR interface. You will then prototype your design concept using physical materials including paper, cardboard, Play-Doh, and transparency. I hope you will appreciate the freedom and flexibility that physical prototyping gives you, allowing you to create a new XR experience without many of the constraints of digital tools.

7 Stunden zum Abschließen

10 Videos (Gesamt 109 min), 11 Lektüren, 5 Quiz

10 Videos

Brainstorming & Problem Framing7mIdea Hexagon8mThreshold & Ceiling in Tool Design6mGood Ideas & Bad Ideas6mStoryboarding & Wireframing (Part 1)9mStoryboarding & Wireframing (Part 2)11mPhysical Prototyping I11mPhysical Prototyping II9mYour XR Storyboard17mYour Physical XR Prototype19m

11 Lektüren

Module 3 of 4: Storyboarding & Physical Prototyping for XR Experiences5mSeven Techniques to Help You Innovate10mAdditional Material: Idea Hexagon TED Talk by Ramesh Raskar15mOrganizing Sketches into Storyboards10mAdditional Material: Videos of the Honors Track Exercises5mPrototyping with Physical Materials10mAdditional Material: Videos of the Honors Track Exercises5mCreating Your Storyboard5mAssignment 2: Storyboard1hCreating Your Physical Prototype5mAssignment 3: Physical Prototype1h

1 praktische Übung

Storyboarding & Physical Prototyping Quiz20m

Woche4

Woche 4

8 Stunden zum Abschließen

Digital Prototyping & Evaluation of XR Experiences

The last module of this course will cover digital prototyping and user experience evaluation techniques for XR. While it is recommended to start prototyping on paper, it is crucial to experience a design concept for XR with XR technologies. I will introduce you to digital prototyping techniques as a way of increasing the fidelity of your prototype designs. You will learn about digital prototyping tools that support creating initial VR or AR experiences without the need for programming. Some tools support immersive authoring, which enables prototyping of XR experiences directly inside VR or AR. We will also learn about usability evaluation techniques and how to design and conduct a user study. Our final lecture will be on creating your XR portfolio as a way of effectively communicating and showcasing your design work. In the honors track, we will finalize our XR project with a digital prototype and submit our work for peer review. The peer review will not only provide important feedback on your work but also allow you to review and critique your peers’ work in a constructive way. I consider formulating good feedback and acting on critical feedback two vital skills for any designer but especially for those working in a space as rapidly evolving as XR.

8 Stunden zum Abschließen

11 Videos (Gesamt 205 min), 9 Lektüren, 4 Quiz

11 Videos

Digital Prototyping I19mDigital Prototyping II13mEvaluating XR Experiences20mUsability Evaluation18mDesigning a User Study21mCreating Your XR Design Portfolio (Part 1)17mCreating Your XR Design Portfolio (Part 2)12mInterview with Katy Lewis19mCourse Conclusion19mYour Digital XR Prototype22mYour XR Prototype Peer Review20m

9 Lektüren

Module 4 of 4: Digital Prototyping & Evaluation of XR Experiences5mDigital and Immersive Authoring10mAdditional Material: Videos of the Honors Track Exercises5mTesting Physical and Digital Prototypes10mDesign Portfolios and Presentations5mThanks!10mCreating Your Digital Prototype10mAssignment 4: Digital Prototype1hExit Survey10m

1 praktische Übung

Digital Prototyping & Evaluation Quiz20m

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Top-Bewertungen von USER EXPERIENCE & INTERACTION DESIGN FOR AR/VR/MR/XR

von RR6. Aug. 2021

This course was realy an eye opener on "how to design for XR". Loved it and felt valuable.

von LB5. März 2022

This is a great introduction with hands-on projects regarding user experience & interaction design for XR!

von JS25. Apr. 2021

many insights and knowledge, but not as well structured as the first course - I often got confused. Assignments are great!

von G8. Dez. 2021

Fantastic Course with a great instructor. Highly recommended,

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Über den Spezialisierung Extended Reality for Everybody

Welcome to XR for Everybody! When we say “for everybody,” we really do mean it. This specialization is designed to be a broad learning experience around all things augmented, virtual, and mixed reality. The 3 courses cover the fundamental concepts of XR, how to design and develop XR applications, how to discuss the emerging key issues in the landscape of XR, and how to bring XR into instructional settings.

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Was bekomme ich, wenn ich diese Spezialisierung abonniere?
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Ist finanzielle Unterstützung möglich?
Ja. Für ausgewählte Lernprogramme können Sie finanzielle Unterstützung oder ein Stipendium beantragen, wenn Sie sich die Anmeldegebühr nicht leisten können. Wenn für das von Ihnen gewählte Lernprogramm finanzielle Unterstützung oder ein Stipendium verfügbar ist, wird auf der Beschreibungsseite ein Link zu einem solchen Antrag angezeigt.
Do I need to know a lot about AR/VR?
No. This course briefly reviews key concepts and technologies in XR. However, the first course in the specialization provides a stronger foundation. This course is focused on AR/VR design. It takes established principles, methods, and tools that you may be familiar with from traditional user experience and interaction design, which is often focused on web and mobile, and transfers that knowledge to XR.
Do I need to have programming experience?
No. This course is targeted at a broad audience. There are no programming exercises associated with it. A design background is useful but not required either. If you already have experience developing with XR technologies, this course will help you adopt a more user-centered approach.
Do I need access to AR/VR devices?
No. To complete the main track of the course, it is recommended but not required. However, to complete the honors track, you will need access to AR/VR devices. To give AR a try, you need to have access to a smartphone. For VR, we do not recommend a particular device. It would be sufficient to use a Google Cardboard compatible display wrapper that turns your smartphone into VR goggles.

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