The below courses are likely of interest to HCI students. Some may be included in some HCI degree programs. They are listed by department. For more information about a particular course, see the Stanford Course Bulletin. Also, check out:
Supported by the Stanford Computer Forum.
| 3 Apr | Ian Bogost
Think Inside the Box: Lessons for Design from Play, Creativity, and Materials |
| 10 Apr | Tracy Fullerton
Reading Games Well: A New Lens on Interpretive Play |
| 17 Apr | Elizabeth Goodman / Mike Kuniavsky
Observing the User Experience in 2026: UX research in the era of AI, shifting organizational power, and remote work |
| 24 Apr | Cheryl Platz
The Modern Motivators of Play |
| 1 May | Patrick LeMieux / Stephanie Boluk
Hands Free: A History of Accessible Alt Ctrls |
| 8 May | Peter Washington
HCI and Human-Centered AI for Digital Health |
| 15 May | Nava Haghighi
Toward Ontological Multiplicity in AI and Computing |
| 22 May | Michelle Lam
Just-in-Time Objectives for Specialized AI Interactions |
| 29 May | Matthew Jörke
Promoting Agency in Human-AI Interaction: Insights from AI Health Coaching |