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Waving Not Drowning
I'll be hosting (possibly co-hosting) a workshop at the EPIC 2006 Conference in Portland entitled Waving Not Drowning: Practical Tips for Staying on Top of Photo Field Data.
The 3 hour session will be a forum for discussing topics such as: processes for handling large volumes of photo field data; techniques for before during and after the study; moral & legal issues; ensuring relevant data is easy to retrieve and use. It will draw on the experiences of both attendees, myself plus those of my colleagues at Nokia's Mobile HCI Group. There are 8 places, 4 are already booked. Attendees will spend more time on their next study waving and less time drowning.
Workshop details here or download flyer here [0.5MB].
Is the EPIC Conference for you? I've not attended before but you might like to read Steve Portigal's review of last year's conference (the review kicks in about half way down the page). A summary of the workshop including a creative commons version of the workshop material will appear here if for some reason you can't make it.
Writing from Tokyo | August 5, 2006 | Permalink
Comments
I probably won't attend this year; but your workshop sounds good; and having a chance possibly to hang out with you would also be a pro for attending the conference.
[BTW, I get called "Portugal" probably as often as people mispronounce your first name!!!]
Posted by: Steve Portigal at August 6, 2006 4:43 PM
Ahem, corrected.
Posted by: Jan at August 6, 2006 9:13 PM