World Usability Day at the U.S. Census Bureau

World Usability Day at the U. S. Census Bureau

A seminar sponsored by the Statistical Research Division

*** Open to U. S. citizens only *** Bring proof of residence & citizenship *** Your name must be on the visitors' list at the security station (see contact information below) ***

November 14, 2006     10:30 - 12:00    Location at bottom. 

Betty Murphy -- "The Who, What, Where, When, Why and How of Usability Testing"

Erica Olmsted-Hawala -- "Card Sorting:  Adding Our User's Perspective"

Larry Malakhoff -- "Accessible Web Survey Design"

Beth Nichols -- "Using Dynamic Edits?  Try These Guidelines"

 Sherae Daniel -- "Involving an Internet-Based User Community in Development"

Alex Trofimovsky -- "Take-Away Messages from Usability and Accessibility Reports: 1996 - 2006"

U. S. Census Bureau Headquaters

4700 Silver Hill Road

Suitland, Maryland  20746

Federal Office Building 4, Room 3225

Contact Barbara Palumbo to be placed on a list for admission through security (301-763-4974) and for further information.

The usability and accessibility labs will be open for tours and demonstrations after the seminar.