MFA: Interaction Design: Overview

This guide is designed to steer the Interaction Design student to Library resources that pertain more specifically to their concentrations. If you are conducting research for a course outside of your department (e.g. Business), a different guide may be appropriate. The Library staff is also committed to helping you one-on-one for additional assistance.

First Computer Mouse by Douglas Engelbart, 1968

Reference Sources (Encyclopedias, Dictionaries):

• Basic overview of subject 
• Recommendations for more in-depth information  

Books: 

• Print or electronic
• Analysis of an issue's context
• Historical information  

Articles:

• Print periodicals or article databases
• Narrowly focused analysis
• Current information and trends 

Images and Videos:

• Technology instruction
• Curated image collections give access to high quality images for research

Material Samples:

• Available at the CML
• Tactile interaction with textiles, metals, plastics, wood, glass, tiles, paper