We hope to see you on November 14th.
Tickets
Workshop session A – 10:40-11:40
Andrea RognanGet Hands on with Conversational Design
Do you really need a persona for your chatbot? Why are all the voice assistants female? Can a machine be polite? What happens to our language when we talk versus when we write? What is the right tone in a conversation between a human and a robot? In this workshop, you will get an introduction to the basic principles of conversational design, and you will get to try them out through discussions and simple writing exercises.
Workshop room: REDARESALEN 60min
Olof NorinHabits for Highly Productive People
In this workshop, Dr Olof Norin will share his best life hacks and leadings from the clinic. The workshop will include a Q&A session were you get the opportunity to ”Ask the Doctor”. Together we will start building your new habits for increased productivity and a healthy mind. The focus will be on core principles such as:
-Structuring your day to achieve a good night of sleep
-How to avoiding multikoncentration to increase creativity and learning
-Emptying the working memory to increase productivity and mental health
-Saying no and finding the essentials to free up time for building new habits
Workshop room: SALONGER 60min
Workshop session B – 12:00-12:40
Martin ChristensenTogether For the Future
Few tough challenges in the past have been overcome by lone heroes - this only makes a great Hollywood narrative. Real success requires a team effort, which means that one skill that is absolutely necessary for the trials ahead is collaboration. Dare to join this mind-challenging workshop and walk away with the key to the future.
Workshop room: REDARESALEN 40min
Jonatan Lidström & Caroline ÅkerblomUnleash the Power of the Feedback Muscle
Feedback from users. Feedback from stakeholders. Feedback from team members. As designers getting feedback on our work is key to create innovative, sustainable solutions.
In this workshop you’ll get your hands dirty by participating in a feedback session. You’ll get to try a tool and practice both giving and receiving feedback on design ideas generated in the workshop.
After the workshop you’ll have more experience in giving feedback and a clear cut method to collect feedback that you can take back with you and try out in your own team or project the very next day.
Workshop room: SALONGER 40min
Jonatan Lidström & Caroline Åkerblom
Jonatan is a UX designer that aims to ensure that products and services are useful, intuitive and loved by the end users. He is a big believer in cross-functional teams, which means that he uses methods and tools that ensures that different skills and perspectives are taking part in the design process.
Caroline is a UX Designer with her heart in the later stages of the Design Thinking process. With a background in test and QA she knows that good ideas are great, but without the right prerequisites to develop and deliver them, good ideas will remain just that; ideas
Workshop session C – 15:30-16:30
Annika Mossberg & Yelena KoselnikHow Might We Not Raise Zombies?
Do we put the health of todays children and future generations at risk with the design decisions we make today? Are the potential benefits of easy access to digital products and devices worth the risk of ruining sleep, attention span and self esteem of future generations? How might we create awareness around childrens’ needs in relation to digital products and devices? How might we create conditions for a healthy longterm relationship to digital products and devices for the future generations?
Come join us for discussion and collaborative ideation session around a healthy, fun and sustainable digital environment for the children of today, and the future.
Workshop room: REDARESALEN 60min
Annika Mossberg & Yelena Koselnik
Annika Mossberg is an experienced UX designer with a great passion in using qualitative methods to gain user insights. She just got to understand users drivers, needs and behaviors. Recently she’s been performing qualitative analyses with children and their parents designing for a whole new concept and product. Annika believes that by empathize with the users, understanding business and technology - with a shot of humility and self reflection she will be able to contribute to a better world and future.
Yelena Koselnik is a warm and open-minded UX designer fascinated by people and their behaviour. She has a technical background as a former coder and with a MSc in HCI from KTH. This combo helps her to translate user needs into friendly digital solutions. Before she started working with the forest industry, she worked with children and young adults in a project to help empower their communication with social services. She is co-organiser of UXPub and Femmes in UX meet up in Stockholm.
Kea ZhangGet Hands on With Remote Unmoderated Testing
Remote unmoderated testing is a great way to get user feedback on your design work, and it’s often cheaper and faster than doing moderated testing. But when should you choose this method over others? What are the benefits and drawbacks? How do you put together a really awesome remote unmoderated test?
Join this workshop to get answers to all these questions! You’ll get an introduction to the method and a chance to try it yourself. We’ll guide you through all the dos and don’ts, helping you set up (and hopefully even publish!) a real remote, unmoderated test, using Teston.
Workshop room: SALONGER 60min
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