Wir diskutierten, wie weit ich mich in die вЂњProcessingвЂќ-Sprache hineinarbeiten sollte (und ob Гјberhaupt Processing im Vergleich zu HTML5) bestГ¤tigt hat sich fГјr mich, dass ich in meiner Arbeit den Blickwinkel des Users annehmen werde und nicht die Technologie als meinen Standpunkt festlege. Der aktualisierte Projekttitel ist nun вЂњOrientation und Transparenz im Umgang mit digitalen SuchmaschinenвЂќ. Im Plenum heute habe ich einige meiner Fortschritte prГ¤sentiert. Author alice Posted on AugAugCategories Input, Recherche Aktualisierter Projekttitel Those are pivotal things to think about of course, but what was even more important for me to take from the discussion with Martin Feuz was a huge amount of push and incentive to pursue what I started working on. Questions I have to answer for my project would be my personal interest in this topic, in what areas more transparency is needed, how I understand the word вЂdemocracyвЂ™ in this context and why there isnвЂ™t any transparency when it comes to universal search engines such as Google, Bing ect, or why it seems to be so difficult to add some transparency there. There are a few projects that are proposing a search with a different angle It is important to Information Seeking that вЂyou get a sense of the corpusвЂ™ (quote Martin Feuz) of information that there is. Martin raised a very good question: How can you inform yourself properly if you donвЂ™t know the answer? This is precisely where the topic of filter bubbles is crucial. How come most people donвЂ™t know about this button yet? Something very interesting I find.

On January the 20th, Google introduced a toggle button that allows the logged-in user to choose between a personalised and a non-personalised search. Which lead us to Eli Pariser, whom I mentioned on this blog a while ago, his freshly (march 2012) launched website В and the topic of online-filters. Then he talked about the differences between Information Retrieval and Information Seeking, how market-oriented the field of Search Engine obviously is and what this implies. We agreed on how interesting it can be as a вЂnon-coderвЂ™ in the world of search engines and what freedom this position can give you. Apart from getting most productive feedback on the direction of my work, it was enriching to talk to an expert on the matter I just started discovering a few months ago. Martin is currently working as an Interaction Design Researcher (PhD) at Goldsmiths College, University of London. On the 21st of June 2012 Martin Feuz took the time to have a very interesting talk with me about my project.

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