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UPA 2006 Conference
Usability in Storytelling
June 12-16, 2006
Omni Interlocken
Broomfield, Colorado

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Usability Professionals' Association
140 N. Bloomingdale Road
Bloomingdale, IL 60108
Tel: +1.630.980.4997
Fax: +1.630.351.8490
office@upassoc.org

UPA 2006 Conference: Usability Through Storytelling

Types of Submissions

Submissions are closed for all presentation types.
Tutorials
Submissions closed.
Full-day or evening formally prepared session at which instructors teach conference participants specific usability or design skills.
Presented Monday or Tuesday, June 12 or 13
Workshops
Submissions closed.
Full-day active arena for advancements in the field of usability and design as experienced practitioners develop new ideas.
Presented Monday or Tuesday, June 12 or 13
Presentations
Submissions closed.
A 40 or 90-minute presentation focusing on a practitioner's ideas and experience with usability methods, skills, philosophy, design, business case studies, or other relevant topics.
Presented Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, June 14, 15, or 16
10-Minute Talks
*New*
Submissions closed
A 90-minute moderated session in which multiple speakers have 10 minutes to present their perspective or share "nuggets of wisdom" about a particular theme. Following the talks, there will be 5 minutes for audience questions and comments.
Presented Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, June 14, 15, or 16
Panels
Submissions closed
A 90-minute panel discussion consisting of 4-6 experts in usability methods, skills, philosophy, design, business case studies, or other relevant topic.
Presented Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, June 14, 15, or 16
Peer-Reviewed Paper
Submissions closed
A 4-6 page paper and 40 minute presentation on methodologies and tools, or fieldwork and ethnograpy.
Presented Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, June 14, 15, or 16
Advanced Topic Seminar
Submissions closed
A 90-minute forum in which experienced usability professionals can discuss focused topics in more detail than at presentations or panels.
Presented Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, June 14, 15, or 16
Posters
Submissions closed.
Present late-breaking results, new ideas or concepts in an informal, visual and interactive manner.
Presented Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, June 14, 15, or 16
Idea Market
Submissions closed.
A 90-minute highly interactive and casual discussion about "burning questions" in usability and user-centered design, led by an "activator."
Presented Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, June 14, 15, or 16