We are looking for researchers and practitioners who have developed any kind of new method, technique, tool, approach, etc. aimed at being used by practitioners in interaction design practice.
If you fit that description, we would like to interview you about your work (via email or Skype). It is a quite short interview where we will ask questions about why you did it, what you did, how you did it, what you expected the outcome would be, etc.
Get in touch with me if you can do this! Or let us know if you know someone who would be a good interviewee.
You can email me at estolter@indiana.edu
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