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Thursday is being set aside as World Usability Day. Finally, usability in the grand tradition of Don’t Make Me Think and Jakob Nielsen is finally getting the attention it rightfully deserves.
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On November 10, 2005, MMMMUG will sponsor the World Usability Day events here in Manila. There will be a Usability Training that will be held at the National Computer Center in Diliman, Q.C. Slots are limited and for those who would want to attend the training, please email my friend regnard@raquedan.com, the user group manager.
I think there are 5 more slots open.
Too many Filipino web apps fall prey to the archipelagic mindset: forbidding, closed-garden insularity. That attitude won’t make money or spread ideas in networked markets.
On the other hand, Filipinos are famed for their hospitality. Good to see MMMUG help Filipinos translate that hospitality onto the Web.
According to the worldusability.org site, there will be a usability Exhibit tomorrow.
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Location: De La Salle Univiersity, Manila, Philippines
Date: 3 Nov 2005 – 8:00am
Contact: Regnard Kreisler C. Raquedan
Language: English
Organized by MetroManila Macromedia User Group
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Here is Reg’s mobile number: +63.919.2907711
There will be free trainings on software usability as part of the
celebration for the World Usability Day (WUD) 2005. Topics include
basic usability concepts, web usability, usability testing,
interaction design and rich internet applications usability.
The first training will be held on November 10, 2005 (1-5pm) at the
ADOC Training Lab, National Computer Center at U.P. Diliman, Quezon
City. This training session is by invitation only, but there will be
seven(7) slots open to the public. If you are interested in getting a
slot, please email the WUD Manila Events Leader Regnard Kreisler
Raquedan (regnard@raquedan.com) to be included in the waiting list.
Accepted attendees will be notified via e-mail.
The second training will be on November 11, 2005 (2:30-5pm) at the
Intellect Seminar Room at the Gokongwei Building, De La Salle
University in Manila. This session is open to everybody for free.
Interested parties must email WUD Manila Events Coordinator Rey
Mendaoza (mendozar@dlsu.edu.ph) to be able to secure a permit to enter
the DLSU premises.
Prizes will be raffled-off at the conclusion of each session.
World Usability Day promotes the value of usability engineering,
user-centered design,and every user’s responsibility to ask for things
that work better. For more information on the event, please visit
http://www.worldusabilityday.org.
Hi,
I’m inviting you guys to join the Philippine Usability Group.
Thanks.