Our understanding of HCI is continually evolving as digital technologies increasingly permeate the different domains of life, from art, media and education to transportation, security surveillance, medicine, and health, to name a few. HCI i…Interdisciplinarity combines two or more disciplines to a new level of integration suggesting component boundaries start to break down. Interdisciplinarity is no longer a simple addition of parts but the recognition that each discipline can…
Hewett
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