A presentation I gave a few weeks ago at our TWG Friday Demos on the basics of long format form design and best practices to consider to help you build the best guided form experiences.
M6 - E Commerce - Designing An E Commerce SiteJamie Hutt
The document discusses 7 important factors to consider when designing a successful e-commerce website: functionality, information, ease of use, ease of purchase, multi-browser functionality, simple graphics, and legible text. It defines each factor and provides examples of what to aim for and avoid for each one. The task is to find good and bad examples of these 7 factors on e-commerce websites and present them in a PowerPoint with descriptions.
The document outlines 8 mistakes to avoid in email marketing. These include using long titles, all capital letters in titles, too many call-to-action phrases, sending the same email to all subscribers, writing long emails, being ambiguous or generic, forgetting about mobile devices, and not testing emails before sending. The key advice is to use short, concise titles and language; personalize emails for different subscriber groups; keep the email brief with a clear call to action; and always test emails on multiple devices before sending.
Usability and Form Design - University of CalgaryJohn Hutchings
This document provides an overview of a course on Internet Marketing and Social Media that covers various topics related to user experience design. The course covers 10 steps to user experience including understanding the user, planning before designing, understanding goals, avoiding premature solutions, form following function, the importance of content, persuasive design, accessibility, and learning from failures. It also discusses specific topics like usability and form design in more depth providing guidance on best practices. Resources for further reading like books, websites, and Twitter accounts are recommended at the end.
Usability Evaluation Considered Harmful (Some of the Time)Saul Greenberg
- The document discusses issues with over-reliance on usability evaluation in early design, CHI research, and cultural appropriation contexts. Usability evaluation is best suited for later stages and can stifle innovation if used too early.
- A variety of qualitative and iterative methods are more appropriate than usability testing alone in early design and for understanding how designs may be used across cultures. The choice of evaluation method should fit the problem or research question.
- CHI trends have over-emphasized usability evaluation but the field would benefit from considering a wider range of methods to balance innovation and validation. Early designs are best explored through idea generation and critique rather than usability testing.
Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) is a type of hospital-acquired pneumonia that occurs in patients on mechanical ventilation more than 48 hours after intubation. Risk factors for VAP in children include prolonged ventilation, underlying lung disease, immunodeficiency, and continuous enteral feedings. VAP increases morbidity, mortality, length of stay, and costs. Recommendations to prevent VAP include implementing a ventilator bundle with protocols for oral care, elevation of the head, drainage of condensation, and daily assessment of readiness to extubate. Compliance with bundles can eliminate VAP and improve patient outcomes.
The document summarizes a quality improvement project conducted by Rice Memorial Hospital's Women's and Children's Center in Willmar, MN. The project involved surveying patients to identify ways to enhance their hospital experience and comfort levels. The goals were to survey at least 40 patients about their satisfaction levels, views on alternative therapies, education received, and opportunities to improve care. The survey findings will help the Center provide a better patient experience and identify areas for enhancement.
El documento presenta una serie de poemas cortos sobre temas como hermanos unidos, soldados en fila, niñas observando algo en silencio, órdenes recibidas y prohibiciones, una señorita siempre mojada en un coche, y una caja con una lengua guardada. Los poemas usan lenguaje sencillo y rimas para transmitir ideas de una manera entretenida.
This document provides images and descriptions of various areas of a house, including the front yard, entryway, kitchen, bedrooms, living room, laundry room, wood storage, backyard, and family work area. Brief captions explain what can be seen in each photo, such as the front of the house, burner in the kitchen, bedrooms, and small garden in the backyard.
M6 - E Commerce - Designing An E Commerce SiteJamie Hutt
The document discusses 7 important factors to consider when designing a successful e-commerce website: functionality, information, ease of use, ease of purchase, multi-browser functionality, simple graphics, and legible text. It defines each factor and provides examples of what to aim for and avoid for each one. The task is to find good and bad examples of these 7 factors on e-commerce websites and present them in a PowerPoint with descriptions.
The document outlines 8 mistakes to avoid in email marketing. These include using long titles, all capital letters in titles, too many call-to-action phrases, sending the same email to all subscribers, writing long emails, being ambiguous or generic, forgetting about mobile devices, and not testing emails before sending. The key advice is to use short, concise titles and language; personalize emails for different subscriber groups; keep the email brief with a clear call to action; and always test emails on multiple devices before sending.
Usability and Form Design - University of CalgaryJohn Hutchings
This document provides an overview of a course on Internet Marketing and Social Media that covers various topics related to user experience design. The course covers 10 steps to user experience including understanding the user, planning before designing, understanding goals, avoiding premature solutions, form following function, the importance of content, persuasive design, accessibility, and learning from failures. It also discusses specific topics like usability and form design in more depth providing guidance on best practices. Resources for further reading like books, websites, and Twitter accounts are recommended at the end.
Usability Evaluation Considered Harmful (Some of the Time)Saul Greenberg
- The document discusses issues with over-reliance on usability evaluation in early design, CHI research, and cultural appropriation contexts. Usability evaluation is best suited for later stages and can stifle innovation if used too early.
- A variety of qualitative and iterative methods are more appropriate than usability testing alone in early design and for understanding how designs may be used across cultures. The choice of evaluation method should fit the problem or research question.
- CHI trends have over-emphasized usability evaluation but the field would benefit from considering a wider range of methods to balance innovation and validation. Early designs are best explored through idea generation and critique rather than usability testing.
Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) is a type of hospital-acquired pneumonia that occurs in patients on mechanical ventilation more than 48 hours after intubation. Risk factors for VAP in children include prolonged ventilation, underlying lung disease, immunodeficiency, and continuous enteral feedings. VAP increases morbidity, mortality, length of stay, and costs. Recommendations to prevent VAP include implementing a ventilator bundle with protocols for oral care, elevation of the head, drainage of condensation, and daily assessment of readiness to extubate. Compliance with bundles can eliminate VAP and improve patient outcomes.
The document summarizes a quality improvement project conducted by Rice Memorial Hospital's Women's and Children's Center in Willmar, MN. The project involved surveying patients to identify ways to enhance their hospital experience and comfort levels. The goals were to survey at least 40 patients about their satisfaction levels, views on alternative therapies, education received, and opportunities to improve care. The survey findings will help the Center provide a better patient experience and identify areas for enhancement.
El documento presenta una serie de poemas cortos sobre temas como hermanos unidos, soldados en fila, niñas observando algo en silencio, órdenes recibidas y prohibiciones, una señorita siempre mojada en un coche, y una caja con una lengua guardada. Los poemas usan lenguaje sencillo y rimas para transmitir ideas de una manera entretenida.
This document provides images and descriptions of various areas of a house, including the front yard, entryway, kitchen, bedrooms, living room, laundry room, wood storage, backyard, and family work area. Brief captions explain what can be seen in each photo, such as the front of the house, burner in the kitchen, bedrooms, and small garden in the backyard.
This document is a timetable for Sydney Buses Route 200 between Chatswood and Bondi Junction. It provides departure times from Chatswood and arrival times at Bondi Junction from Monday to Friday, on Saturdays, and Sundays and public holidays. It also contains additional information about fares and tickets, accessibility, lost property procedures, and notes on timetable use and service provision.
This document outlines the procedure for providing donor breast milk to babies in the NICU. It involves 3 main steps: 1) obtaining an order from the pediatrician, 2) preparing the milk according to labeling and safety guidelines, and 3) documenting the feeding and any remaining milk. The RN is to label the milk bottle with identifying information, log the details, warm it carefully, and ensure a double check is done if the RN will administer it.
The document provides instructions for completing a daily chart for patients boarding in the emergency department at Children's Hospitals. The chart is intended to ensure all cares are completed, medications and meals are not missed, and vitals are taken every 4 hours. It includes sections for patient information, contact details, scheduled medications, vitals, meals/fluids, and a care plan outlining discharge criteria. The goal is to provide more complete care for boarding patients through use of the daily charting tool.
The document discusses the Healthy Families America (HFA) home visiting program in Mille Lacs County. HFA is a nationally recognized program that works with at-risk families on issues like trauma, partner violence, and substance abuse. The program follows 12 elements including voluntary home visits before and after birth, identifying high-need families, and linking families to services. In Mille Lacs County, the program currently serves 32 families, including 9 teens, and aims to strengthen parenting skills, child development, and family relationships. The advisory board's roles include providing input to support program goals and referring families to the program.
O documento trata de uma representação movida pelo Ministério Público Eleitoral contra candidatos e coligações para proibir o derrame de propaganda eleitoral em vias públicas. A Justiça Eleitoral defere o pedido liminarmente e proíbe tal prática sob pena de multa de R$50.000,00 por candidato/coligação infrator. Cabe ao MP fiscalizar o cumprimento da decisão.
Rizal decided to leave Spain and continue his studies in ophthalmology in France and Germany. In Paris, he worked at an eye clinic and took the opportunity to visit fellow Filipinos. He then moved to Germany, living first in Heidelberg where he worked at an eye hospital and visited scenic areas, and writing poetry inspired by the landscapes. Rizal later traveled to other German cities like Leipzig, Dresden, and Berlin, furthering his studies, befriending intellectuals, and eventually completing his first novel Noli Me Tangere, though he experienced periods of poverty.
This document provides information about workplace violence prevention and response at Rice Memorial Hospital. It defines violence and gives statistics on assaults against healthcare workers. It describes ways to prevent violence including communication techniques. It outlines how to identify and respond to potentially violent situations safely through de-escalation. Codes 6 and 600 are activated for violence and weapons. All incidents must be reported, injured employees should seek care, and debriefing is considered important. The future includes use of a violence checklist and patient room alerts.
The LUCAS 2 is a mechanical chest compression device that provides consistent, high-quality CPR according to AHA guidelines. It can be used by first responders, medical professionals, and in pre-hospital and in-hospital settings for patients in cardiac arrest. The LUCAS 2 compresses the chest at a rate of 102 times per minute and a depth of 2.1 inches, allowing for full chest recoil between compressions. While it increases perfusion and standardizes compressions, there can be delays in application and it may not fit all patient sizes.
The document provides information on perioperative fire safety. It discusses the fire triangle of oxygen, heat, and fuel. Most operating room fires are caused by electrocautery ignition of oxygen-enriched environments during procedures above the xyphoid. The roles of surgical team members in the event of a fire are outlined according to the hospital policy, including activating alarms, removing burning materials, concluding the procedure if possible, and evacuating the patient while maintaining anesthesia.
This document discusses venous thromboembolism (VTE) prophylaxis for medical patients in the hospital. It covers the importance and impact of VTE, guidelines and measures for VTE prophylaxis, types and use of pharmaceutical and mechanical VTE prophylaxis, contraindications, and ways to improve patient compliance. The goal is to understand how to properly apply VTE prophylaxis to reduce preventable hospital deaths from VTE events like pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis.
MN Nurse Practice Act LPN scope of practiceLaurie Crane
This document outlines changes to the scope of practice for licensed practical nurses (LPNs) in Minnesota based on revisions to the state's Nurse Practice Act. It summarizes the key differences between the scopes of LPNs and registered nurses (RNs), such as LPNs conducting focused assessments versus RNs providing comprehensive assessments. It also discusses implications of the changes for LPN education programs and differences in how LPNs practice in various hospital departments. Recommendations are made to better educate RNs and standardize LPN roles across units.
This PowerPoint presentation educates ICU nurses on common postoperative complications, including interventions for managing pain, preventing hypothermia, and controlling postoperative nausea and vomiting. It discusses risk factors, effects, and treatment methods for each complication to improve patient outcomes and satisfaction following surgery. Interactive elements allow nurses to test their knowledge and receive feedback on appropriate assessment and care of postoperative patients.
The document provides training on bloodborne pathogens for healthcare workers. It defines bloodborne pathogens as infectious microorganisms present in human blood that can cause disease, namely hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV. It discusses how these pathogens are transmitted, the associated diseases, and how to prevent exposure through standard precautions like hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment, safe handling of sharps, and what to do in the event of an exposure. The training concludes with a test to check understanding of key concepts covered.
The document describes a survey given to students to assess their knowledge of hemodynamic monitoring techniques. It then outlines the objective to create a visual teaching tool about arterial lines, central venous pressure monitoring, and Swan-Ganz catheters. The tool will describe the significance, placement locations, and waveforms of each monitoring technique to provide hands-on learning for students.
The document summarizes recommendations for nurse follow-up of patients on oral chemotherapy at CCH Paynesville, Specialty Services-Oncology. It provides background information on oral chemotherapy and discusses the importance of patient education and monitoring by nurses. The document recommends that nurses follow-up with patients weekly for the first month, every other week for months two and three, and monthly thereafter. It also provides tips on documenting education and monitoring side effects.
Forms usability design best practices experience dynamics web seminarExperience Dynamics
Forms usability: Forms are a foundational element of web and web application user experience. How easily and comfortably can your users interact with and complete your forms? In short, how annoying are your forms?
Workplace violence in the healthcare settingLaurie Crane
This document discusses workplace violence against healthcare professionals. It defines workplace violence as physical assaults, threats, or verbal abuse occurring at work. Healthcare workers experience significant workplace violence, with over 11,000 assaults reported in 2010 alone. This violence leads to increased stress, decreased job satisfaction, and medical errors. The document outlines strategies to prevent violence, such as being aware of one's environment and de-escalation techniques. It also identifies warning signs of potentially violent patients and the importance of reporting violence.
The document discusses assessment tools used at City Central School across various subject areas such as English, Science, and MAPEH. Multiple choice exams, portfolios, journals, surveys, hands-on exercises, reporting, paper-pencil tests, lectures, discussions, and practical tests are some of the assessment methods described. The assessments aim to evaluate students' knowledge, skills, creativity, and abilities in an objective manner.
Usability vs Design – When Does One Trump the Other? AI (Alexander Interactiv...Josh Levine
I recently presented at the Internet Retailer Web Design Conference (IRWD) down in Orlando (Feb 13). The topic was "How to achieve harmony between usability and design". Special thanks to Jordan Lustig, from Saks Fifth Avenue, for joining me up on stage. We had a great time. Thank you all for joining us!
Usability: whats the use? Presented by We are Sigma and PRWDNexer Digital
For websites, good usability is a matter of survival. If a website is difficult to use, people leave. If the homepage fails to clearly state what a company offers and what users can do on the site, people leave. If users get lost on a website, they leave. For intranets and applications the question is one of productivity. In many organisations employees waste inordinate amounts of time searching for and assimilating the information they need to do their jobs. This lost time has a real, tangible value so ROI for designing internal systems with User Experience in mind, and spending some time testing and improving the usability of the system, is pretty compelling.
As people with a strong User Experience focus we don’t need to be convinced of the value of good usability, but for many companies who are thinking of revamping their site, intranet or portal it isn’t quite so clear cut.
Presented by Chris Bush, www.wearesigma.com and
Paul Rouke, www.prwd.co.uk
The document provides guidance on responsive web design basics for mobile sites. It recommends keeping calls to action front and center, short menus, making the home page easily accessible, avoiding promotions that overshadow content, ensuring search is visible and results are relevant, allowing users to explore before committing to accounts, and choosing input types that minimize taps. Forms should use visual calendars for dates and auto-advance fields. The overall message is to optimize the mobile site experience for small screens by focusing on key tasks and reducing friction.
This document is a timetable for Sydney Buses Route 200 between Chatswood and Bondi Junction. It provides departure times from Chatswood and arrival times at Bondi Junction from Monday to Friday, on Saturdays, and Sundays and public holidays. It also contains additional information about fares and tickets, accessibility, lost property procedures, and notes on timetable use and service provision.
This document outlines the procedure for providing donor breast milk to babies in the NICU. It involves 3 main steps: 1) obtaining an order from the pediatrician, 2) preparing the milk according to labeling and safety guidelines, and 3) documenting the feeding and any remaining milk. The RN is to label the milk bottle with identifying information, log the details, warm it carefully, and ensure a double check is done if the RN will administer it.
The document provides instructions for completing a daily chart for patients boarding in the emergency department at Children's Hospitals. The chart is intended to ensure all cares are completed, medications and meals are not missed, and vitals are taken every 4 hours. It includes sections for patient information, contact details, scheduled medications, vitals, meals/fluids, and a care plan outlining discharge criteria. The goal is to provide more complete care for boarding patients through use of the daily charting tool.
The document discusses the Healthy Families America (HFA) home visiting program in Mille Lacs County. HFA is a nationally recognized program that works with at-risk families on issues like trauma, partner violence, and substance abuse. The program follows 12 elements including voluntary home visits before and after birth, identifying high-need families, and linking families to services. In Mille Lacs County, the program currently serves 32 families, including 9 teens, and aims to strengthen parenting skills, child development, and family relationships. The advisory board's roles include providing input to support program goals and referring families to the program.
O documento trata de uma representação movida pelo Ministério Público Eleitoral contra candidatos e coligações para proibir o derrame de propaganda eleitoral em vias públicas. A Justiça Eleitoral defere o pedido liminarmente e proíbe tal prática sob pena de multa de R$50.000,00 por candidato/coligação infrator. Cabe ao MP fiscalizar o cumprimento da decisão.
Rizal decided to leave Spain and continue his studies in ophthalmology in France and Germany. In Paris, he worked at an eye clinic and took the opportunity to visit fellow Filipinos. He then moved to Germany, living first in Heidelberg where he worked at an eye hospital and visited scenic areas, and writing poetry inspired by the landscapes. Rizal later traveled to other German cities like Leipzig, Dresden, and Berlin, furthering his studies, befriending intellectuals, and eventually completing his first novel Noli Me Tangere, though he experienced periods of poverty.
This document provides information about workplace violence prevention and response at Rice Memorial Hospital. It defines violence and gives statistics on assaults against healthcare workers. It describes ways to prevent violence including communication techniques. It outlines how to identify and respond to potentially violent situations safely through de-escalation. Codes 6 and 600 are activated for violence and weapons. All incidents must be reported, injured employees should seek care, and debriefing is considered important. The future includes use of a violence checklist and patient room alerts.
The LUCAS 2 is a mechanical chest compression device that provides consistent, high-quality CPR according to AHA guidelines. It can be used by first responders, medical professionals, and in pre-hospital and in-hospital settings for patients in cardiac arrest. The LUCAS 2 compresses the chest at a rate of 102 times per minute and a depth of 2.1 inches, allowing for full chest recoil between compressions. While it increases perfusion and standardizes compressions, there can be delays in application and it may not fit all patient sizes.
The document provides information on perioperative fire safety. It discusses the fire triangle of oxygen, heat, and fuel. Most operating room fires are caused by electrocautery ignition of oxygen-enriched environments during procedures above the xyphoid. The roles of surgical team members in the event of a fire are outlined according to the hospital policy, including activating alarms, removing burning materials, concluding the procedure if possible, and evacuating the patient while maintaining anesthesia.
This document discusses venous thromboembolism (VTE) prophylaxis for medical patients in the hospital. It covers the importance and impact of VTE, guidelines and measures for VTE prophylaxis, types and use of pharmaceutical and mechanical VTE prophylaxis, contraindications, and ways to improve patient compliance. The goal is to understand how to properly apply VTE prophylaxis to reduce preventable hospital deaths from VTE events like pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis.
MN Nurse Practice Act LPN scope of practiceLaurie Crane
This document outlines changes to the scope of practice for licensed practical nurses (LPNs) in Minnesota based on revisions to the state's Nurse Practice Act. It summarizes the key differences between the scopes of LPNs and registered nurses (RNs), such as LPNs conducting focused assessments versus RNs providing comprehensive assessments. It also discusses implications of the changes for LPN education programs and differences in how LPNs practice in various hospital departments. Recommendations are made to better educate RNs and standardize LPN roles across units.
This PowerPoint presentation educates ICU nurses on common postoperative complications, including interventions for managing pain, preventing hypothermia, and controlling postoperative nausea and vomiting. It discusses risk factors, effects, and treatment methods for each complication to improve patient outcomes and satisfaction following surgery. Interactive elements allow nurses to test their knowledge and receive feedback on appropriate assessment and care of postoperative patients.
The document provides training on bloodborne pathogens for healthcare workers. It defines bloodborne pathogens as infectious microorganisms present in human blood that can cause disease, namely hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV. It discusses how these pathogens are transmitted, the associated diseases, and how to prevent exposure through standard precautions like hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment, safe handling of sharps, and what to do in the event of an exposure. The training concludes with a test to check understanding of key concepts covered.
The document describes a survey given to students to assess their knowledge of hemodynamic monitoring techniques. It then outlines the objective to create a visual teaching tool about arterial lines, central venous pressure monitoring, and Swan-Ganz catheters. The tool will describe the significance, placement locations, and waveforms of each monitoring technique to provide hands-on learning for students.
The document summarizes recommendations for nurse follow-up of patients on oral chemotherapy at CCH Paynesville, Specialty Services-Oncology. It provides background information on oral chemotherapy and discusses the importance of patient education and monitoring by nurses. The document recommends that nurses follow-up with patients weekly for the first month, every other week for months two and three, and monthly thereafter. It also provides tips on documenting education and monitoring side effects.
Forms usability design best practices experience dynamics web seminarExperience Dynamics
Forms usability: Forms are a foundational element of web and web application user experience. How easily and comfortably can your users interact with and complete your forms? In short, how annoying are your forms?
Workplace violence in the healthcare settingLaurie Crane
This document discusses workplace violence against healthcare professionals. It defines workplace violence as physical assaults, threats, or verbal abuse occurring at work. Healthcare workers experience significant workplace violence, with over 11,000 assaults reported in 2010 alone. This violence leads to increased stress, decreased job satisfaction, and medical errors. The document outlines strategies to prevent violence, such as being aware of one's environment and de-escalation techniques. It also identifies warning signs of potentially violent patients and the importance of reporting violence.
The document discusses assessment tools used at City Central School across various subject areas such as English, Science, and MAPEH. Multiple choice exams, portfolios, journals, surveys, hands-on exercises, reporting, paper-pencil tests, lectures, discussions, and practical tests are some of the assessment methods described. The assessments aim to evaluate students' knowledge, skills, creativity, and abilities in an objective manner.
Usability vs Design – When Does One Trump the Other? AI (Alexander Interactiv...Josh Levine
I recently presented at the Internet Retailer Web Design Conference (IRWD) down in Orlando (Feb 13). The topic was "How to achieve harmony between usability and design". Special thanks to Jordan Lustig, from Saks Fifth Avenue, for joining me up on stage. We had a great time. Thank you all for joining us!
Usability: whats the use? Presented by We are Sigma and PRWDNexer Digital
For websites, good usability is a matter of survival. If a website is difficult to use, people leave. If the homepage fails to clearly state what a company offers and what users can do on the site, people leave. If users get lost on a website, they leave. For intranets and applications the question is one of productivity. In many organisations employees waste inordinate amounts of time searching for and assimilating the information they need to do their jobs. This lost time has a real, tangible value so ROI for designing internal systems with User Experience in mind, and spending some time testing and improving the usability of the system, is pretty compelling.
As people with a strong User Experience focus we don’t need to be convinced of the value of good usability, but for many companies who are thinking of revamping their site, intranet or portal it isn’t quite so clear cut.
Presented by Chris Bush, www.wearesigma.com and
Paul Rouke, www.prwd.co.uk
The document provides guidance on responsive web design basics for mobile sites. It recommends keeping calls to action front and center, short menus, making the home page easily accessible, avoiding promotions that overshadow content, ensuring search is visible and results are relevant, allowing users to explore before committing to accounts, and choosing input types that minimize taps. Forms should use visual calendars for dates and auto-advance fields. The overall message is to optimize the mobile site experience for small screens by focusing on key tasks and reducing friction.
Slides from the usability seminar delivered by Paul Rouke, Head of Usability at PRWD, and Chris Bush, UX Consultant at Sigma, looking at usability and user experience for web and mobile
This month’s agenda hosted by Michael Forney, Principal Design Manager for Microsoft Teams, discussed design priniciples and best practices to build on Microsoft Teams. Millions of people use Office 365 every day. Building for our platform puts your app at the center of all the action.
For more information, please visit:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/
Page 1 Kaplan Business School Assessment Outline
Assessment 2 Information
Subject Code: MBA613
Subject Name: Organisational Change and Innovation
Assessment Title: Paper Clip Project Presentation
Assessment Type: Individual Video Presentation and PowerPoint Slides
Presentation
Length:
5 Minutes (+/-10%)
Weighting:
15% - Individual Video Presentation
15% - PowerPoint Slides
Total Marks: 30
Submission: Via Moodle
Due Date: Individual Video and PowerPoint Slick Deck via Moodle
Your Task
To develop and deliver an Individual Video Presentation of your Assessment 1 “Paper Clip” Project
including the preparation/submission of an associated PowerPoint slide deck.
You will be given time in class in Breakout Rooms, to work in groups to discuss your ideas, content and
the tools and technologies that you might use.
Assessment Description
During the subject you have been working on your “Paper Clip Project”. In this assessment you will
develop an individual video presentation to demonstrate your solution.
The individual Video presentation including a PowerPoint Slide Deck will be due Week 9, Monday 18th
of May at 11.55pm.
As we want this assessment to be a truly creative process, there will be lots of opportunities in class for
you to work on your project presentation. In order to successfully complete this assessment, you will be
required to attend class regularly.
You will be graded on the originality and creativity of your project presentation and associated
PowerPoint slides.
Please refer to the assessment marking guide to assist you in completing all the assessment criteria
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Important Study Information
Academic Integrity Policy
KBS values academic integrity. All students must understand the meaning and consequences
of cheating, plagiarism and other academic offences under the Academic Integrity and Conduct
Policy.
What is academic integrity and misconduct?
What are the penalties for academic misconduct?
What are the late penalties?
How can I appeal my grade?
Click here for answers to these questions:
http://www.kbs.edu.au/current-students/student-policies/.
Word Limits for Written Assessments
Submissions that exceed the word limit by more than 10% will cease to be marked from the point
at which that limit is exceeded.
Study Assistance
Students may seek study assistance from their local Academic Learning Advisor or refer to the
resources on the MyKBS Academic Success Centre page. Click here for this information.
http://www.kbs.edu.au/current-students/student-policies/
https://elearning.kbs.edu.au/course/view.php?id=1481
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Criterion Fail Pass Credit Distinction High Distinction
Qualit.
Strategic Ways to Increase Employee EngagementLindsey Records
The webinar covered strategic ways for companies to increase employee engagement through an effective employee value proposition and communications rollout. The agenda included a GuideSpark platform demo and discussions on driving connection to the employee value proposition, effectively implementing employee communications, and taking questions. The presentation emphasized engaging employees on their own terms across multiple channels, integrating rewards messaging year-round, ensuring communications are two-way, and measuring effectiveness to improve over time. It also provided best practices for reaching all employees through varied methods based on their locations, demographics, and access to technology.
Organizations can save time and money by making document design more efficient. Whether you are designing transactional documents, digital forms or customer onboarding communications, chances are you will encounter the same challenges as a lot of your peers in other industries.
Essay On Importance Of Reading Habits. Online assignment writing service.Diana Jordan
The document discusses the themes of friendship and war in the novel A Separate Peace by John Knowles. It provides examples of how the friendship between the main characters Gene and Phineas changes and strains as their competitiveness and jealousy increases. Their friendship represents the inner war they experience with each other as Gene feels inferior to Phineas and wants to be more like him. The themes of friendship and inner war are crucial to understanding the story.
8 effective ways to remind employees to submit timesheets on timeManagry
Timely submission of timesheets is crucial for any organization, but employees often need reminders to stay on track. In this carousel, we explore eight effective methods for reminding employees to submit timesheets on time without causing stress or frustration. From automated emails and shared calendar reminders to personalized messages and mobile notifications, discover the best practices for keeping your workforce organized and on schedule. We also delve into how you can incentivize timely submissions and simplify the time-keeping process with user-friendly software solutions. Learn how to maintain productivity and ensure accurate timesheet submissions while fostering a positive work environment.
If you are interested in this topic, see link to blogpost: https://managry.com/8-effective-ways-to-remind-employees-to-submit-timesheets-on-time/
Creating Effective Forms with Constant Contact.pdfT.E. Digital
This resource emphasizes that the true potential of a well-designed form extends beyond data collection; it's about creating a memorable experience for your audience, fostering engagement, and building a loyal customer base.
The guide begins by highlighting the pivotal role of effective forms, serving as the initial interaction point between your business and its audience. It then provides a step-by-step roadmap to harness the power of Constant Contact for creating dynamic forms. The steps include setting up your Constant Contact account, accessing the form builder, designing your form, configuring form options, embedding the form on your website, and finally, testing and optimizing your form for the best results.
This guide is filled with practical tips for crafting effective forms, such as using clear language, minimizing required fields, providing helpful instructions or tooltips, and ensuring mobile responsiveness. It also shares inspiring success stories of businesses that have reaped significant benefits from using Constant Contact's form builder.
The guide concludes with a Frequently Asked Questions section, answering common queries about form creation in Constant Contact, customizing fields, embedding a Constant Contact form on a website, integrating Constant Contact forms with other platforms or tools, enabling double opt-in for Constant Contact forms, and tracking the performance of Constant Contact forms.
In summary, this guide is a must-read for small business owners and marketers looking to create effective forms using Constant Contact. It offers detailed instructions, handy tips, and insightful observations to assist you in enhancing your audience engagement and boosting your business growth.
According to the TSIA member technology survey, self-service resources or content can eliminate a customer's need for live assistance by 36%, resulting in huge cost savings for support organizations. But how do you get your customers to use it? Check out this white paper on tips for driving customers to self-service and web support.
This document provides 10 tips for enhancing electronic forms:
1. Use different field types like radio buttons, drop downs and checkboxes to make forms more readable.
2. Prefill forms with existing information to save time and allow for corrections.
3. Personalize forms for better user experience.
4. Use adaptive layouts that dynamically add or remove fields based on user input.
Webinar 2 How to optimize your mobile user onboarding (With: Ariel Kedem f...Roy Povarchik
This document provides tips on optimizing mobile onboarding experiences through four topics: onboarding myths, user engagement, personalized experiences, and retention tools. It discusses common onboarding mistakes to avoid, such as providing one experience for all users or not allowing users to skip onboarding. The document also covers testing different onboarding flow types like benefits-focused, functionality-focused, and walkthroughs. It emphasizes the importance of analyzing data from tests to iterate onboarding quickly based on user behavior and drop-offs.
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1. TWG’s Guide to Designing
Form Experiences
This guide cover the basics of long format form
design and best practices to consider to help you
build the best guided form experience.
Shiera Aryev
@saryev
6. Purchases
• User wants to purchase
something
• Better the form design, the
more conversions
• Note that the user has a really
strong motivation to complete
the form in this scenario
Communication
• Users fill out application forms
to communicate certain
information to companies
• The better the form design,
the more likely the business
can increase their customer
base
Engagement
• Forms can enable
information entry, which
gathers content and data for
the company
Why Forms?
10. Setting Expectations
Use a progress indicator to
highlight a path to completion
Letting the user know what step they are
on and how far they have to go motivates
them to finish filling out the form.
11. Setting Expectations
Use motivating language
“Nice Job” You’re almost done.
Use language that encourages users to
continue filling out the form.
12. Setting Expectations
Remind them of the main
benefit
Adding benefit statements re-insures the
user of the value they are going to get once
they’ve signed up and completed the form.
15. Avoiding Errors
Pay extra close attention
when designing input fields
Ensure you include smart defaults,
inline validation and forgiving inputs as
well as indicating which fields are
required to avoid future errors.
16. Avoiding Errors
Auto save so that the user
doesn’t lose information they
are saving
There is nothing worst then having your
browser crash on you after you invested
time into filling out information.
17. Use max length, placeholder
copy, helpful hints and avoid
input masks where possible
Avoid errors by letting the user know
how much information to enter. Save
them time by giving them examples on
how to get started and avoid masks on
things like passwords so that they know
what password they entered.
Avoiding Errors
20. Guiding Language
Educate the user on why you
need certain information
There’s nothing worst then feeling like your
information is insecure, or not knowing what
will happen with the data you enter.
Wherever possible, be transparent.
21. Ensure button copy describes
the action such as “Describe
your company next”
“Nice Job” You’re almost done.
Use language that encourages users to
continue filling out the form.
Guiding Language
22. Don’t forget to welcome the user
and thank them for their time
Thank the user for investing their time
and giving you their information. Its one
more way to make a very long, tedious
experience feel that much better.
Guiding Language
25. Organizing Information
Group information logically by
type or category and break the
form into smaller chunks.
Avoid creating moments of hesitation
for users that are completing a form by
making things extremely clear and
logical.
26. Save the most challenging or
tedious bits for last.
Users are much more likely to fill out
information now that they’ve already
invested in filling out the prior info.
Organizing Information
27. The “Guided Miracle”
Improve the layout of your online forms
by placing form labels near the
associated text field and by grouping
similar fields.
Organizing Information
30. Fun Forms
Make it smart
Prefilling content where possible and
giving the user the right keyboard on the
phone for the type of information they
are filling out.
31. Speed, speed, speed
Offer autocomplete where possible,
options like chrome autofill, placing the
label above the input field allows for
faster scanning.
Fun Forms
32. Find moments to excite and
delight
We all know forms can be really long
and boring - but what if there were some
little interactions that could make the
experience more pleasing. Copy that
would make it more inviting?
Fun Forms
33. Closing Thoughts
Provide the user with value for devoting their precious time
Turn something that’s normally tedious into something memorable
Multi-step web forms can be designed to be great experiences
Now go design your form!!!!!
34. 01. Best Practices for Form Design
http://static.lukew.com/webforms_lukew.pdf
Appendix
02. Form Design Quick Fix: Group form Elements
Effectively Using White Space
http://www.nngroup.com/articles/form-design-white-space/
04. 7 Common Web Form Design Mistakes to Avoid
http://www.formassembly.com/blog/web-form-design/
05. User Onboard
http://www.useronboard.com/
03. Bad Forms
http://badforms.com/size-matters-for-form-fields-that-is/
35. Ping me and let’s geek out on web forms.
Shiera Aryev
@saryev