This 10-month series of presentations focuses on the role of User Experience Design within a variety of contexts: from the business of UXD to its role in life-critical applications. After […]
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Developing Requirements for Surgical Simulations – Suzanne Weghorst, PhD
As a challenging and potentially risky procedure, endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS) is a prime candidate for VR simulation training.
Developing Training for Users in Heavy Industry – Chuck Leber
Heavy process industries, whether chemical processing, pulp & paper, power, food & beverage, all have similar characteristics in terms of content—work rules, process systems technology, human-machine interface—and the characteristics of […]
Stephen Hawking and Me: Accessibility, Practicality, and Standards – DL Byron
Flash and accessibility, two words that don’t often play together well. Byron, a nationally recognized web developer, demonstrates, on his own site, working examples of making a site accessible, standards […]