Please join us for a final presentation by our 2021 UX Intern cohort from the University of Michigan School of Information. Despite the challenges of a virtual internship during a global pandemic, our three interns – Peggy Du, Annika Gidley, and Mariele Ventrice – were able to engage in amazing work including:

• Conducting a card sort investigating the library.harvard navigation
• Accessibility review of HOLLIS
• Interviews with Ivies+ library staff about UX search strategies, including bento box versus traditional presentations

Join us for Screen Reader Comparison presented by Danielle Lavoie, URC Lab Manager, Harvard Library, and Amy Deschenes, Head of UX and Digital Accessibility, Harvard Library.

Details: Interested in using a screen reader to check your digital content’s accessibility? In this session you will learn:
•    The basics of screen reader usage for assistive technology
•    How to review your digital content with free screen reader software
•    The differences between VoiceOver (macOS) and NVDA (Windows) when interpreting digital...

Join us for Advanced Qualtrics - Data & Reports presented by Amy Deschenes, Head of UX and Digital Accessibility, Harvard Library.

Want to level-up your Qualtrics skills? Sick of downloading data to Excel? Come hear about how the URC uses Qualtrics features to analyze and share data. We’ll share how to add tags to your data, manage automatically generated results, and build your own reports.

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Join us for When and How to Run a Usability Test presented by Zoraida Cabrera-Mieles, UX Researcher/Designer, Harvard Web Publishing.

Usability tests can often feel overly-complex, time-consuming, and expensive. But they don’t have to be! In this talk, we’ll demystify strategies for planning and executing usability tests. We’ll approach common questions, such as: 

• Is a usability test the right research approach?
• Why should I test if the product isn’t finished? 
• How many participants should I recruit?...