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Jan
Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part II): Revisiting and expanding the Nielsen/Norman tiered UX model to build more sociable and responsible experiences No Comments on Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part II): Revisiting and expanding the Nielsen/Norman tiered UX model to build more sociable and responsible experiences
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Jan
Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part I): Something Happened on the Way to Heaven No Comments on Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part I): Something Happened on the Way to Heaven
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Apr
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 No Comments on 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
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Apr
A Return to Critical Thinking No Comments on A Return to Critical Thinking
11
Apr
Social Media: Harnessing the Power of “Social Objects” and Constructivism No Comments on Social Media: Harnessing the Power of “Social Objects” and Constructivism
04
Apr
Consumer Psychology: When Will the Villagers Grab Their Pitchforks? No Comments on Consumer Psychology: When Will the Villagers Grab Their Pitchforks?
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Mar
Web Bias: Biased By What We Don’t See No Comments on Web Bias: Biased By What We Don’t See
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Mar
Web Bias: Hacks, Hammers, and Hate No Comments on Web Bias: Hacks, Hammers, and Hate
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Mar
Urban Legends: The Biases Inherent in “Authoritative” Sources No Comments on Urban Legends: The Biases Inherent in “Authoritative” Sources
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Mar
Urban Legends: The Nature of Authenticity on the Web No Comments on Urban Legends: The Nature of Authenticity on the Web

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Roland-Garros (French Open): IBM PointStream Web App Redesign
U.S. Masters Golf Tournament: iOS and Web App
Protected: Food Formulation and Nutritional Labeling Web App Design
Sears Website Redesign: Usability Testing
NaviNet Open: Next-Generation Multi-Payer Provider Portal

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SPIN Farming: Why you would be wise to trade in your lawn for an urban garden
A Content Analysis of the Social and Mainstream Media Narratives Surrounding the 2011 Egyptian Revolution
An Introduction to Qualitative Data Analysis Software Packages
Socio-technical Impacts of Virtual Private Networks (VPN) and Telecommuting
Evolving Social Representations of Yoga

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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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