Projects Harry works on

• CELL
  
• Centrumondernemers en Nieuwe Media
  
• Connecting Creativity
  
• Cultuur in Context
  
• Cultuurwijsheid
  
• Festival Experience
  
• HDTV
  
• History of the Future
  
• Mr Finney
  
• Museumkompas
  
• PACE
  
• Roots2Share
  
• Social Media
  
• Web 2.0 & Learning
  

Posts by Harry

• A satisfying Christmas dinner?
  23 December 2011
• Can you measure quality, experience, satisfaction & loyalty?
  14 November 2011
• Ipadification
  13 September 2011
• Longue Duree
  22 July 2011
• DeBeschaving
  18 June 2011
• Our man in Africa
  5 June 2011
• House of Alijn
  2 May 2011
• Jason returns
  30 March 2011
• Bad science is good for you
  24 February 2011
• Media Literacy: just for the fun of it?
  3 January 2011
• A compass to help museums develop crossmedia services
  10 November 2010
• SCI: The death of Social Media
  28 September 2010
• Game on!
  13 September 2010
• New NWO proposal
  31 August 2010
• Loser-Centered Design
  8 July 2010
• Does Steve Jobs iBook store hold a copy of Cyrano's science fiction novel?
  30 April 2010
• Heavy Rain
  19 March 2010
• Loose the iPad! Get me an iProxy
  28 January 2010
• Weeds
  26 November 2009
• The Fat Guy
  7 October 2009
• Not one, but two!
  8 September 2009
• What's the point of Web 2.0?
  27 July 2009
• Don does
  12 June 2009
• Social Media Monitor
  8 May 2009
• Web 2.0 & Learning
  24 March 2009
• Workshop at the Media Academy
  9 February 2009
• The Future Now
  9 January 2009
• An Intelligent Environment
  22 October 2008
• The End of Globalization
  21 September 2008
• The Myth of the Active Consumer
  8 March 2008
• On Convergence
  12 January 2008

Impact from Harry

• Idola van de Crossmedia
• Virtual Worlds & Crossmedia
• Sesame Street
• Wat is jouw mentaliteit?
• Verrijken - Verhalen - Verbinden
• Een ontologie van openbare vermakelijkheden
• Workshop Crossmedia
• Web 2.0 en leren
• Boer zoekt Vrouw
• History of the Future Wiki

Harry van Vliet

Lector

A cognitive psychologist of origin, I got my PhD in 1991 at the University of Utrecht on a study regarding emotional experiences of film and television. After teaching several years at Utrecht University at the Faculty of Humanities, I switched to the cooperate environment and became a business consultant. After seven years ending up as a new media consultant at Reed Elsevier. In 1999 I joined the Telematica Instituut, mainly doing research and project management on content engineering issues. In February 2007 I became a part-time 'lector' (professor) on crossmedia content at the Hogeschool Utrecht, a University of Applied Sciences, at the Faculty of Communication and Journalism. Besides my work I try to spend some time on a mountainbike, 'compose' some music and play with my son.

My assignment is to develop applied research on the theme of crossmedia content. Crossmedia content is by most regarded as having to do with different distribution channels for delivering content to consumers. I argue that this cannot longer be the sole defining aspect due to the convergence of technology, devices and organisations. Crossmedia should also include research questions about co-creation, orchestration of content packages, the presentation of content and the experience of users. As a research head of the Crossmedia Lab I supervise all projects and support the people, tutors and students, working in the lab on the projects. Furthermore I keep an eye on the account management of the Lab. My main research interest is crossmedia user experience and interactivity in different contexts such as culture heritage, HDTV and eLearning. I actively contribute to the social tagging experiments in PACE, the HDTV experiments, and the Wiki on History of the Future. I teach crossmedia value models and several other courses.