Join us for a talk on Successful Remote User Research presented by Amy Deschenes, Head of UX & Digital Accessibility, Digital Strategies and Innovation, Harvard Library.

In this session we’ll talk about the basics of task-based usability testing and best practices for conducting user research remotely.

• Learn how we’ve adapted lab techniques and adopted new tools to 
• Adapt usability testing for a remote environment 
• Moderate a faculty focus group via Zoom
• Collaborate on UX data analysis remotely

Hear about experiences preparing for, moderating, and analyzing data from three recent library UX research projects: student interviews, faculty focus groups, and seat booking prototype testing. We’ll share lessons learned, tools, and techniques for successful remote user research.

The presentation will be held from 12:00-1:00 PM on Zoom. Zoom meeting information will be sent via email once you register.

Open to all Harvard affiliates. Please RSVP for the event below. If you have any questions, please contact libraryux@harvard.edu.

Accommodation Statement: Persons with disabilities who would like to request accommodations or have questions may contact the User Research Center at libraryux@harvard.edu in advance of the event.