This chapter delves into the speaker's experiences learning new technologies like AI and physical computing, emphasizing the value of community support and hands-on workshops. They highlight the importance of in-person interactions for learning and creating tangible objects in a digital world.
Dave Elfving is an experience designer and educator. He spent eleven years at apple, where his last role was as Head of Interactive Strategy. These days, he’s my colleague teaching interaction design at the California College of the Arts. He’s also co-chairperson at Gray Area, a San Francisco-based nonprofit interdisciplinary cultural incubator. Gray Area is fostering fascinating work, and I wanted to discuss it with Dave.
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