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An Undergraduate Teaching Experience in HCI at the University of Lleida

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  title={An Undergraduate Teaching Experience in HCI at the University of Lleida},
  author={Jes{\'u}s Lor{\'e}s and Toni Granollers and Carles Aguil{\'o}},
  year={2005}
}
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in Spanish university is a recent discipline. Moreover, its interdisciplinary nature and underdevelopment of teaching resources makes assimilation by students difficult. In this paper we present an educational experience based on a constructivist learning model of problem solving methodology it is put into practice in the subject of Introduction to HCI (INHCI), a compulsory course that currently forms part of the HCI curricula at the University of Lleida (Spain… 

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