From the category archives:

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“application vs. academics”

February 9, 2010

An interview with Gavin Johnston.

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Museums using Twitter

November 18, 2009

654 and growing.

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Does this really keep us more secure?

July 17, 2009

Or will I just end up creating a password that I won’t remember tomorrow?
The password you entered is not valid
Please note that the password must respect the following rules:
It must contain between 6 and 12 characters. Use only characters from the following set: ! # $ % & ( ) * + , – . [...]

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Inside Steve’s Brain

July 6, 2009

Here is a helpful review.

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Nokia’s new smart phone

July 1, 2009

Ouch.

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So many ways to record interaction

June 22, 2009

Recording interaction is a fundamental aspect of understanding how people think, learn, and get things done. Whatever you are studying, whether a new product or how your participants come to understand some aspect of the world, interactional data can provide the opportunity for valuable insights.
Here are some of many ways to record interaction.

Paper and pencil [...]

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Usability Experience Specialist — 2009 Best Career

June 18, 2009

Old story in the web time line but the year is still current.

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elevator pitch — tomSatwicz.com

June 18, 2009

tomSatwicz.com, finding the space where learning meets user experience.
This blog is for people interested in how user experience (UX) and the learning sciences (LS) inform design*. The premise is that the fields act like siblings. They look alike, act alike, have similar sets of core values, yet seem to find ways to disagree. In the [...]

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Counting clicks?

June 16, 2009

David Hamill has a post up about the limitations of using click counts as a measure of usability.

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