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Making a more engaging UK UPA

March 24, 2011March 25, 2011 Leisa Reichelt2 Comments

Having been a vocal critic of the UK UPA in the past (by which I mean the organisation and it’s activities over the past five years not the current or recently past committee), I was really pleased to be invited to facilitate a workshop or two at their March event ‘Crowdsourcing the future of the… Continue reading Making a more engaging UK UPA

conferences · social & community · strategic ux

Dear UKUPA, pls UXify yourself.

November 29, 2010December 6, 2010 Leisa Reichelt38 Comments

Having been a relatively vocal critic of the UK-UPA and some of their current activities, I would hate for it to be said that all I do is snipe from the sidelines. I do have some suggestions as to how the UPA can address this issue, but it will take significantly more than 140 characters.… Continue reading Dear UKUPA, pls UXify yourself.

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