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This is great, but can you make it red?: How to say no
(2018-03-06)Many of us know backseat design: Can you make this red? Can you move this over here? Why don’t we do it this way instead? While our colleagues often have great intentions, these requests can undermine informed design choices ... -
No one reads reports: Sharing your work with your library at-large and why it matters
(2017-04-04)A common refrain says that 50% of UX is selling UX. This session will explore practical, effective ways of sharing UX and design work with your library at-large to help in getting buy-in and justifying your work, and discuss ... -
Who works in library UX?
(2018-12-12)I ran a survey in 2017 to capture the state of the library UX field. I wanted to estimate how much UX has entered libraries in terms of location, number of employees, library type, and day-to-day work. -
China’s Digital Public Diplomacy towards Africa: Actors, Messages and Audiences
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Soft Power in the Living Room: A Survey of Television Drama in CCTV's Foreign Language Channels
(Routledge: Taylor & Francis Group, 10/2/2017)In China’s quest for soft power, serialized TV drama, animation, and cinema are the top three cultural industries on which the Chinese government is betting to influence attitudes and perceptions overseas. But despite its ...
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