DIBP – World Usability Day 2013

DIBP - World Usability Day 2013

November 14, 2013

DIBP - World Usability Day 2013

Belconnen, Australian Capital Territory
Australia

November 14, 2013
All Day
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Host City

Belconnen Australian Capital Territory,
Australia

DIBP - World Usability Day 2013

As part of the Word Usability Day calendar of events, The Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) will be hosting an exciting program of seminars, demonstrations and workshops presented by some of Australia’s leading lights in UCD, UX and Accessibility. Presenting agencies include Vision Australia, IP Australia, Stamford Interactive and more.

Schedule

8:45 am

Registration

9:10 am

Opening Remarks

Matt Yannopoulos

Chief Information Officer, Technology Services Division

 

9:45 am

Scott Ashwin (IP Australia)

‘Accepting compromised user interfaces’

Vision Australia

‘Accessible Design: A non-technical ‘How to guide’, Part 1

Morning Tea 10:15 am

 

10:45am

Duncan Stevenson (Australian National University)

‘Tertiary Telehealth: Outpatient consultations for paediatric surgical patients’

Vision Australia

‘Accessible Design: A non-technical ‘How to guide’, Part 2

 

11:30 am

James Robertson (Step Two Design)

‘The importance of field research when designing for health workers’

 

Lunch 12:30 pm

 

1:30 pm

Stamford Interactive

‘Building and measuring your accessibility maturity’

DIBP UCDCC Staff

‘Tour of the Usability Lab’

 

2:30 pm

Darren Menachemson (ThinkPlace)

‘Public design in challenging places’

Likhasinh Sayasane and Olya Melnikov (Department of Immigration and Border Protection)

‘Aligning design and accessibility – links and icons’

 

Afternoon Tea 3:15 pm

 

3:45 pm

Caronne Caruthers-Taylor (Department of Social Services)

‘How UX design changed task completion from 0% to 100%’

 

4:45 pm

Closing Remarks

Susan Pegg

Assistant Secretary, Knowledge Management and Business Intelligence Branch

 

5:00 pm close

Event Leaders

DIBP – User Centred Design Competency Centre