MSU Usability & Accessibility Conference Day 2 Agenda

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DAY TWO - Wednesday, October 27, 2004


Presentation 5	Theory and Practice of Community-Based Usability: Reports from the Field Jeff Grabill, Writing, Rhetoric, & American Cultures (WRAC) and Writing in Digital Environments (WIDE) Research Center, Michigan State University
Presentation 6	Strategic User Research: Partnering with Customers to Compete Effectively Christina Wodtke, Information Architect Download Presentation Material
U&A Center Tours	University Outreach & Engagement Staff
Tutorial F	Making the Business Case Susan Weinschenk, Human Factors International Download Presentation Material
Presentation 7	Internet Use in Low-Income Families: Findings from the HomeNetToo Project Linda A. Jackson, Psychology, Michigan State University Download Presentation Material
Presentation 8	Modern Web Development: Improving Usability, Accessibility, and Efficiency with Structured Semantic Markup and Cascading Style Sheets Nate Koechley, Yahoo! Inc.-User Experience & Design Group
Meet the Director	Director's Vision for the Center and Tour Sarah J. Swierenga
Luncheon Keynote Speaker	The Art and Science of Persuasion Susan Weinschenk, Human Factors International
Presentation 9	The Ethics of User-Centered Design: From Minor Dilemmas to Life or Death Chauncey E. Wilson, WilDesign Consulting Download Presentation Material
Presentation 10	The Role of Accessibility in Human Persuasion John Eulenberg, Artificial Language Laboratory, Michigan State University
U&A Center Tours	University Outreach & Engagement Staff
Tutorial G	Usability Testing for Accessibility Mary Grossnickle, Human Factors International Download Presentation Material
Presentation 11	Practical Policy Change Strategies: Infusing Web Accessibility into the Organizational Environment Charmane K. Corcoran, Client Advocacy Office/Libraries, Computing & Technology, Michigan State University Download Presentation Material
Presentation 12	Moving Beyond "Using to Do": Broadening the Mandate for Usability Professionals to Include Lifestyle Interfaces Bill Hart-Davidson, Writing, Rhetoric, & American Cultures (WRAC) and Writing in Digital Environments (WIDE) Research Center, Michigan State University Download Presentation Material
U&A Center Tours	University Outreach & Engagement Staff

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