Items tagged "Web 2.0"

NEOUPA - Social Media & Web 2.0 (Cleveland, OH, USA)

Sunday, August 9th, 2009 by Ben Woods
August 19, 2009
6:30 pmto8:30 pm

Join industry leaders Greg Svitak from Playaway, Anthony Broad-Crawford from Within3.com Marci Hower from Metrics Marketing, and Doug Hopkins from Rosetta as they discuss developing a usable and outstanding user experience utilizing social media and Web 2.0 technologies.

Meeting Time: 6:30-8:30pm

* 6:30-6:45pm- Food & socializing
* 6:45-7:00pm - NEOUPA business
* 7:00-8:30pm - Panel discussion with Q & A

Meeting cost

* Free Events for NEOUPA members
* $10 for non-members
* Registration information is here.

Directions

Metrics Marketing Group
905 Corporate Way, Suite 250
Westlake, OH 44145

Metrics Marketing is located off Detroit Rd. between Clague and Columbia off I-90.

* If coming from the East/Downtown, take I-90W towards Toledo to exit 160 for Clague Road (Westlake/Clague Rd). Turn left off the exit onto Clague.
* Turn right at Detroit Rd/OH-254.
* Turn right at Westpoint Pkwy, where Metrics Marketing is located at the first building on your right.
* Park on Corporate Way, which will be the forth driveway on your right and enter at the main entrance.
o Parking is free.

UPA’s Quebec Chapter “Utilisabilité Québec” (Montréal+) will be at Intracom 2008

Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008 by Nathalie Berger

Dans le cadre de la 8e conférence internationale Intracom Québec 2008, présentée par l’Association des professionnels en intranet, Internet et extranet (API), plusieurs membres de notre regroupement de professionnels en utilisabilité - Utilisabilité Québec - présenteront une conférence ou une étude de cas, participeront à un panel, ou tiendront une clinique d’évaluation. Cet événement, devenu incontournable au Québec, est susceptible d’intéresser les professionnels - et les non spécialistes intéressés au domaine - de l’expérience utilisateur, incluant l’ergonomie cognitive et l’utilisabilité, ainsi que les gestionnaires et développeurs Internet en général.

J’y présenterai l’étude de cas D’une culture à l’autre de l’ONF : Un design centré utilisateur en contexte multiculturel, dans la piste «Communication et société», en continuité avec la conférence d’ouverture du renommé Aaron Marcus, Le design Web lié aux expériences multiculturelles.

Je participerai également au panel Amélioration de la qualité des réalisations Web, en compagnie de 4 autres panelistes : Benoit Piette de W3Québec, Jean-François Renaud d’Adviso, Guillaume Séguin d’Okiok et Samuel Lavoie de NVI Solution.

D’autres membres d’Utilisabilité Québec y participeront :

    La Clinique d’évaluation en ergonomie et en accessibilité en direct, avec Julie Saulnier et Alain Robillard-Bastien d’Utilisabilité Québec et Denis Boudreau d’Accessibilité Web

    La conférence Les séniors sont-ils devenus technos ?, Utilisabilité Québec et Impact Recherche dévoilent les résultats d’une vaste étude sur l’utilisation d’Internet par les personnes de plus de 50 ans, avec Stéphanie Le Rouzic et Sandrine Prom Tep d’Utilisabilité Québec

    Utilisabilité Québec accueillera également les quelques 300 participants à leur kiosque afin de les informer, échanger avec eux et répondre à leurs questions.

Au plaisir de vous y rencontrer les 29-30 avril et 1er mai au Centre des congrès de la ville de Québec.

[MOCHI] Sean O’Driscoll - Social Media: If you could only leverage what your customers know

Monday, March 31st, 2008 by Anthony Viviano
March 31, 2008
7:30 pmto9:00 pm

Please join us next monday for a very special event. We will be
hosting former Microsoft Community Support expert, Sean O’Driscoll. Details of the talk below. All are welcome and light snacks/drinks will be provided during the event.

This will be hosted at the UofM’s School of Information.
Venue: West Hall Rm. 411 (Erlicher Rm.)
http://uuis.umich.edu/cic/buildingproject/index.cfm?BuildingID=163

Abstract: Web 2.0, social media, Marketing 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, communities, transparency, virtual worlds, social graphs??? Like most new trends, there’s no shortage of buzz words, but there’s a big gap between the enthusiasm for this “new media” and what it means to a business. This sessions will try to address the following fundamental questions designed to inform a business on how to get started:

  • What is Social Media?
  • What is Social Media Strategy?
  • Why does it matter to a business?
  • Who are the “influencers” who make these social spaces thrive?
  • How do you measure it?
  • What is the social graph…and why should I care?

About the presenter: Sean O’Driscoll is a 15 year Microsoft veteran who recently left to form his own strategy consulting business focused on Social Media, community and influencer initiatives. In his most recent role at Microsoft, he was the general manager of community support services, where for the past 5 years he was responsible for leading the Web 2.0 strategy across Help and Support, focused on influencer engagement, user generated content, and integration with customer listening systems.For a bit more, visit his blog here: www.communitygrouptherapy.com

Web 2.0 Design: The Agony and the Ecstasy (Arlington, VA, USA)

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008 by Olga Howard
March 12, 2008
6:00 pm

User experience teams can wander into unknown territory when we redesign our Web 1.0 products into Web 2.0 offerings. Lillian Christman, of Plateau Systems, will share with you the story of one user experience team’s Web 2.0 adventure. Ms. Christman will discuss how the team arrived at their usability goals, what the most salient aspects of Web 2.0 are to them, and what the most salient features of our redesign were. She will also speak about their design collaboration as well as general process issues. Ms. Christman will conclude with a short summary of lessons learned and some thoughts about our next design cycle.

Date & Time

March 12, 2008
6 – 7 PM A light dinner will be provided at the event location.
7 – 9 PM Program

Location

SRA International, Inc.
3434 Washington Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22201
202.282.3080

Presenter Bio

Lillian Christman is Director of User Experience at Plateau Systems, an Arlington startup that provides web-based talent management software. Prior to joining Plateau, Christman directed user experience at Q.Know Technologies where she led the design of a tagging and collaboration extension to the Microsoft Office suite. Christman worked in the Silicon Valley for 15 years, designing the user experience for software startup products and large-scale enterprise appplications. She holds a PhD in sociology from Vanderbilt University. Ms. Christman is currently leading the Web 2.0 redesign of the Plateau user experience. Instrumental to this effort are Plateau’s “usability partners”, targeted customers and user groups, who are actively collaborating in the redesign.

Details at UPA DC Metro site.

Cost

$10 members
$20 nonmembers

Registration required.