UPA 2004: Connecting Communities

UPA 2004 explored the many ways that communities affect usability and the user experience, as well as the ways that the user experience affects communities.

 

• Conference Dates: June 7-11, 2004
• Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Attendees: 450+
• Conference Web Site and Final Program
• Conference Committee

• Idea Market Afterthoughts
• Presentations

Keynotes and Invited Speakers

• Keynote: Ginny Redish: Yours, Mine and Ours - Connecting Communities
• Closing Plenary: Howard Rheingold
• Invited Speaker: Howard Berkowitz: What Problem are You trying to Solve?

Conference Blogs

• Connecting Communities - Eileen's Blog
• Matthew Oliphant's Blog

The Idea Market - Afterthoughts

Ever feel that the best part of a conference happens between sessions? Ulf Andersson did. So he devised a new format for conference sessions called an Idea Market. Attendees are free to roam from one idea station to the next, until they find a topic that they are interested in. Multiple "activators" stir up lively discourse on a variety of topics in a highly interactive, fluid session.

Idea Market Afterthoughts will be posted here as soon as they are available.

Presentations and Advanced Topic Seminars

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