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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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NaviNet Core Admin Contextual Field Study
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BJ’s Wholesale Club: Website Redesign
Roland-Garros (French Open): IBM PointStream Web App Redesign

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Socio-technical Impacts of Virtual Private Networks (VPN) and Telecommuting
Engineering a Better Healthcare Experience
SPIN Farming: Why you would be wise to trade in your lawn for an urban garden
Semiotic Analysis of Robert Byrd’s Senate Floor Speech on Iraq War Decision
Public Culture and Social Representations in the Age of the Read/Write Web

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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
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A Return to Critical Thinking
Social Media: Harnessing the Power of “Social Objects” and Constructivism

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