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UXEM workshop paper presentation sessions in CHI'08, April 6th, 2008 in Florence, Italy
The resulting Poster was presented in CHI 2008 conference.
Session1: UX from business and standardization perspective
- Jim Hudson, PayPal, eBay, USA: Beyond Usability to User Experience
- Jon Innes, Augmentum, USA: The Evolution of User Research Methodologies in Industry , [Slides]
- Nigel Bevan, Professional Usability Services, UK: UX, Usability and ISO Standards, [Slides]
Session 2: UX processes
- Minna Isomursu, VTT, Finland: User experience evaluation with experimental pilots, [Slides]
- Virpi Roto, Pekka Ketola, Susan Huotari, Nokia, Finland: User Experience Evaluation in Nokia, [Slides]
- Jettie Hoonhout, Philips Research, The Netherlands: Let's start to Create a Fun Product: Where Is My Toolbox?
- Audrius Jurgelionis, Francesco Bellotti, Alessandro De Gloria, Andre Possani Espinosa, University of Genoa, Italy: Designing enjoyable entertainment products, [Slides]
Session 3: UX evaluation methods
- Tomi Heimonen, University of Tampere, Finland, Anne Aula, Hilary Hutchinson, Laura Granka, Google, USA: Comparing the User Experience of Search User Interface Designs
- Heather Vaughn, Paulo Santos, Bell Laboratories, USA: UEX Adventures in Convergence Design
- Linda Hole, Oliver Williams, Bornemouth University, UK: Emotion Sampling and the Product Development Life Cycle, [Slides]
- Ali al-Azzawi, David Frohlich, Margaret Wilson, University of Surrey, UK: User Experience: A Multiple Sorting Method based on Personal Construct Theory , [Slides]
- Evangelos Karapanos, Jean-Bernard Martens, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands: The quantitative side of the Repertory Grid Technique: some concerns, [Slides]
The following papers are included in the workshop without presentation:
Related to Session 2:
- Sylvia Barnard, Daniel Markwig, Eva Wischnewski, Michael Krenkler, SAP AG, Germany: UCD Tool to Support Evaluation Methods Selection
- Cecilia Oyugi, Lynne Dunckley, Andy Smith, Thames Valley University, UK: Evaluating Naïve Users' Experiences Of Novel ICT Products
Related to Session 3:
- Hannu Koskela, GE Healthcare, Finland: Mobile Probes informing the design of clinical communication systems
- Elaine M. Raybourn, Sandia National Laboratories, USA: Simulation Experience Design Method for Serious Games
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