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DESCRIPTION:6 pm – reception\n6:30 pm – 7:30 pm – lecture\n\nThe last forty
  years of computing history have been defined\nby the ascendance of person
 al computers\, as computers were brought out of\nlaboratories and technolo
 gy centers and into the purview of the individual\nuser. Computers have be
 come smaller\, faster\, more powerful\, and more\ncomplex in their capabil
 ities. In fact\, so much has happened so quickly\nthat we often forget jus
 t how much our interactions with computers have come to\ndefine daily life
 . Kimon Keramidas will discuss ways of thinking about\ninterfaces as histo
 rical objects and encourage us to consider the role of\ncomputers in the w
 orld around us.\n\nThe Interface Design: Forty Years of Personal Computing
  is\ncurated by Kimon Keramidas\, assistant professor and director of the
 \nDigital Media Lab at the Bard Graduate Center.
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SUMMARY:Bard Graduate Center: The Interface Experience:
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