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  • Denise Leyton
Unseen: Exploring Users’ Campus Experience through Design Thinking (Part 3)
In three blog posts, the authors describe a multi-year library service design project. This last post describes the team’s prototyping and testing processes, and our resulting interactive exercise.
Two columns, left one labeled Seen and right one labeled Safe.
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  • Denise Leyton
Unseen: Exploring Users’ Campus Experience through Design Thinking (Part 2)
In three blog posts, the authors describe a multi-year library service design project. This second post describes the research process used to develop our user experience tool.
Two columns, one labeled Seen and the other labeled Safe, with a gray scale gradient.
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  • Denise Leyton
Unseen: Exploring Users’ Campus Experience through Design Thinking (Part 1)
In three blog posts, the authors describe a multi-year library service design project. This first post describes the origins and goals of the assessment project.
Pen and ink drawing of a figure sprawled on a couch in a dirty living room.
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  • Ben Howell
5 Ways to Improve Your Living Situation with Bias, the Unruly Roommate of Qualitative Research
Maybe you’ve heard of or lived with a roommate who never washed the dishes, who talked loudly on the phone late into the night or who stiffed you on rent. Not fun. Bias in our research isn’t fun either. It distorts the nature of the data we collect, analyze and share.