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Semiotic Analysis of Chanel N°5, The Film

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Semiotic Analysis of Chanel N°5, The Film

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Dedoose Content Analysis: Rich Web Application Design
NaviNet Configuration Framework Contextual Field Study
NaviNet Value-Based Programs Application Design
Roland-Garros (French Open): IBM PointStream Web App Redesign
BJ’s Wholesale Club: Website Redesign

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Public Culture and Social Representations in the Age of the Read/Write Web
Effects of Television News Media Narratives on Social Behavior
Documentary: Wake Up America! The Dennis Kucinich Story
Semiotic Analysis of Chanel N°5, The Film
Moral and Ethical Considerations of Health Claim Regulation in Food Advertising

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Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part II): Revisiting and expanding the Nielsen/Norman tiered UX model to build more sociable and responsible experiences
Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part I): Something Happened on the Way to Heaven
The Heart of the Matter: How improving EHR usability can be the key to higher quality care, improved patient safety, and a better healthcare system for all
A Return to Critical Thinking
Social Media: Harnessing the Power of “Social Objects” and Constructivism

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