workshop

21 Jul 2009 - 5:26pm
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Jeanne Turner
2010

[Event] IxDA Portland: Meetup/Workshop

Wednesday July 22, 2009 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Join us for a low-key workshop. We will start with a brainstorming
exercise followed by work in small groups on design ideation and
solution sketches. At the end, the small groups will present their
ideas and sketches back to the larger group.

Location:
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107 SE Washington St. Suite 520
Portland, Oregon 97214
*Use the north entrance on Washington Street

pdx-local at ixda dot org

22 Mar 2009 - 10:16pm
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NYC IxDA
2008

[WORKSHOP in NYC] Visual Storytelling Through Comics: Theory and Practice with Scott McCloud

The MFA in Interaction Design Program at SVA and IxDA NYC are pleased to
announce the first of a series of quarterly workshops:

Join comic book artist Scott McCloud for an exclusive two-day visual lecture
and intensive hands-on workshop in the art of making comics. Strong emphasis
will be given to developing clarity, storytelling skills and personal
expression. Students will learn and apply a variety of techniques for
presenting narratives through comics, as well as a wide arsenal of skills
applicable to any form of graphic communication.

2 Oct 2008 - 12:57pm
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4 years ago
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Benjamin Ho
2007

Ideas for acitivities for users at our annual conference.

Hi All,

We're having our annual user conference very soon and we're looking to have an interactive component to our presentation at the end where our users are asked to do something.

As for that certain something, we're not sure yet what to do.

We had thought of a design workshop but thought that wouldn't be too useful to have 20 some odd people argue about the merits of the design - it's better left to testing.

So I'm coming to you fine folks for ideas.  What kind of activity we can offer our users that make it entertaining and engaging?

Any help is appreciated.

Ben

11 Sep 2008 - 1:25am
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4 years ago
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Håkan Reis
2006

Interaction design for developers

Hi all,

I'm in charge of a 2 day workshop with a bunch of skilled developers
regarding user experience. I want to show that an understanding of the users
interaction flow and the user goals are as important as technical knowledge.

One of the things I want to try out is focusing on a top down approach for
development to break away from the usual focus on the platform and
architecture.

One idea I have is to split them up in smaller groups, hand over a pack of
feature requests to half of them, and a few user scenarios to the other
half.

5 Mar 2008 - 12:42pm
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5 years ago
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Jhilmil Jain
2008

UPA 2008 Workshop - CFP: Exploring Best Practices in Longitudinal Usability

UPA 2008 Workshop - CFP: Exploring Best Practices in Longitudinal Usability

Workshop date and location: Mon 16-June-2008 -- Baltimore, Maryland
Time: 8:30am - 5:30pm
Submissions deadline: Wed 30-April-2008
Notification date: Thu 15-May-2008

Organizers
• Catherine Courage, salesforce.com, catherine.courage at gmail.com
• Stephanie Rosenbaum, Tec-Ed Inc, stephanie at teced.com
• Jhi

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