It's good to be unhappy: Don Norman at TEDxKAIST

Don Norman 박사는 KAIST 특별초청교수이고 세계에서 다른 많은 자리를 겸임하고 있다. 사용자의 실제적 요구와 디자이너의 의도를 탐구하고 디자인과 소통하는 법을 연구한다. 그의 연구는 The Design of Everyday Things을 비롯한 여러 저서에 반영되었고 최근엔 Living With Complexity라는 책을 발간하였다. 또한 그는 TED 베테랑이기도 하다.
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[@AxelRoest]

The camera was held by an amateur with ADHD, the sound is terrible, but the content by Don is golden as usual.

[@johneastmond9092]

The videographer is hilarious!!! I'm here to watch a film on good design and "doing things well". The kid filming this thing is all over the place other than the speaker! The speaker is demonstrating certain things and it's not even in the field of view! Don is a leader of the industry who probably saw this and howled!

[@TysonHorsewell]

I think they are falling asleep or drunk haha 🤣😂🤣

[@KCEgei]

As Mr. Norman would say, it's all about the experience and the way it makes you feel. Yes the content is brilliant as always but since the quality makes it hard to follow, it makes me click away to a different Don Norman talk.

[@luuksiewers2296]

The camera person is being blamed while the camera itself might be the problem. I don’t know the answer, but Don Norman learned me not to judge the person immediately. Possibly the viewfinder is laggy or the controls are broken or too sensitive. The camera person also might held the camera for the first time because the original camera person had to go last minute.

[@Purinelz]

Oh, my God, can you please hold the camera steady? Or better yet, staff fire the camera, man, thank you.

[@MrCabriole]

great talk but poorly documented. the videographer makes this talk difficult to watch. videographer is playing with his device. so sad .

[@derdagian1]

Hahahaha Isn’t it all about figuring out who has to listen to Duane Gruber, once in a while?😁🤓💡🎉🎉🎉

[@rahimhaji2575]

Wow the videographer is really bad, it's not difficult to track the progress of the professor!!!

[@giorgoskatsafaros3995]

Any one has to say anything about the professor?

[@seldomfollows]

The professor is obviously brilliant. What's there to say that hasn't been said before? He's the father of UX. There is a small army of creative geniuses heralding his name...but the person who handled the camera for this lecture apparently disagreed and felt it more entertaining playing with his new toy, rather than setting the thing to a wide-angle shot and leaving it be. What a fool, to waste that opportunity, and what a distracting obstacle they have placed between anyone wanting to view this event and the wisdom contained there-within.

[@ylde]

The person behind the camera is SERIOUSLY the worst cameraman I've ever seen. How hard is it to generally keep the camera on someone? Haha.