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1 October 2007

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About Face 3: The Essentials of Interaction Design

Feature Richness and User Engagement

Foundations of Interaction Design

Five Survival Techniques for Creating Usable Products

Why It Will Be Hard to Close the Broadband Divide

Personalization Technologies: A Primer

Seeking Open Infrastructure: Contrasting Open Standards, Open Source and Open Innovation


 

About Face 3: The Essentials of Interaction Design

Alan Cooper, Robert Reimann, David Cronin

Amazon's Book Description:

This completely updated volume presents the effective and practical tools you need to design great desktop applications, Web 2.0 sites, and mobile devices. You'll learn the principles of good product behavior and gain an understanding of Cooper's Goal-Directed Design method, which involves everything from conducting user research to defining your product using personas and scenarios. Ultimately, you'll acquire the knowledge to design the best possible digital products and services.
 

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EPSSCENTRAL ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF 2007 PCD AWARDS

ANNANDALE, VA, September 19, 2007 -- EPSScentral LLC, the leading worldwide provider of Electronic Performance Support Systems (EPSS) and Performance Centered Design (PCD™) methods, today announced eleven winners of the annual PCD Awards, this year in two categories - Outstanding PCD Solutions and Extraordinary PCD Tools -- from a field of 25 entries. Noteworthy are the continuous improvement of tools and applications of prior PCD Tools Award recipients to produce this years' Outstanding Solutions Awards.

The 2007 Outstanding PCD Solutions Award Recipients are:

BriteTrader, Contact: Miss Brenda Ng, , BriteSoft Corp, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, brenda@britesoftcorp.com.

"Ask PA", Contact: Hal D. Christensen, Christensen/Roberts Solutions and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), hchristensen@crsol.com.

Instancy On-Demand Knowledge Platform for Customer Service, Contact: Harvey Singh, Instancy, Inc., hsingh@instancy.com.

CPA Licensing Coach, Contact Karl A. Rauch, Knowtions, Inc., rauchk@knowtions.com.

GEMS - Great Expectations Made Simple, Contacts: Kathy Larson, Xegy, Loret Carbone, Citrine, Citrine New World Bistros and Xegy, kalarson@xegy.com.

Pandemic Planning ProCarta Solution, Contact: Graham Westwood, , ProCarta, Inc., and Pandemic 101, graham.westwood@procarta.com.

Elan Learning Center, Contacts: Kathy Larson - Xegy, Paul Khait - Elan, , Elan Pharmaceuticals and Xegy, kalarson@xegy.com, Paul.khait@elan.com.

The 2007 Extraordinary PCD Tools Award Recipients are:

QlipBoard, Contact: Mike Skeffington, Qlip Media mskeffington@qlipmedia.com.

Knoa Experience and Performance Manager (EPM), Contact: Lori Wizdo, Knoa Software lwizdo@knoa.com.

Real-World Performance Support with SHO Guide, Contact: Dan R. Peay, Transcensus LLC, dpeay@transcensus.com.

Responder Training Development Center (RTDC), Contact: Steve Katz, VERTEX Solutions, Inc., skatz@vertexsolutions.com.

The PCD Awards have been presented since 1997 to promote recognition for designers, their organizations and clients, their software, and their business sponsors, and are featured on http://www.epsscentral.info. The Awards are judged by an independent panel of PCD experts.

These extraordinary PCD solutions and tools foster performance by enabling immediate competency. "This year we are seeing remarkable innovation in the solutions," says Gary Dickelman, President and CEO of EPSScentral. "The emerging tools command technologies that were not imagined just a few years ago," added Dickelman.

The 2007 PCD Awards will be presented at the Training Tech Solutions Conference and Expo in Salt Lake City, October 15 - 17, 2007. For further information contact Shirah Cohen, VP, Business Development, EPSScentral LLC, 703-652-4388, scohen@epsscentral.net.


  • Feature Richness and User Engagement
  • The more engaged users are, the more features an application can sustain. But most users have low commitment -- especially to websites, which must focus on simplicity, rather than features.

    Read more from useit.com ...
  • Foundations of Interaction Design
  • Interaction Design focuses on the behavior of interfaces, rather than their form or structure. David Malouf proposes four foundations that underpin that practice. They help orchestrate a holistic narrative and give us all things to seriously consider when we look at our creations.

    Read more from boxesandarrows.com ...
  • Five Survival Techniques for Creating Usable Products
  • Usability tips and techniques found to be crucial to a development team's success.

    Read more from uie.com ...
  • Why It Will Be Hard to Close the Broadband Divide
  • When you look at the data on Americans without broadband at home, it suggests that it will take time to get these holdouts off the digital sidelines.

    Read more from pewinternet.org ...
  • Personalization Technologies: A Primer
  • A brief rundown of the most common personalization technologies, what they're normally used for, and the pros and cons associated with them.

    Read more from clickz.com ...
  • Seeking Open Infrastructure: Contrasting Open Standards, Open Source and Open Innovation
  • While "open" normally has connotations of public goods, the idea of "open"-ness has been used for decades as a competitive strategy by firms in the computers and communications industries. Phrases like "open standard," "open source" and more recently "open innovation" have been used to refer to these strategies. What do they have in common? Which ones really are "open"? What does "open" mean, anyway?

    Read more from firstmonday.org ...
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