Hi Professors
I am wondering id the following diagram reflects the actual interconnection between instructional systems technology and Human-Computer Interaction design from practical viewpoint?
No.
IST is about ensuring that the student learns.
HCI is about ensuring that the computer communicates effectively with the user.
IST ^ HCI is about ensuring that the computer communicates effectively with the student and that the student learns.
If intersection means what is common in (shared by) the two sets expressed by the Venn-diagram, then it is not contextual design. I think HCI is a relative complement of IST, and context management complements both.
Following on from Imre, I see now that one circle is a technology circle, and the other is a design circle, so their intersection must perforce be to do with technology design or design of technology. Is this your viewpoint, Zuheir?
Some practitioners of HCI would consider all of this to relate to HCI, to psychology, to computer science, art, and more.
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