Three Recent Talks of Mine on UX, Data Visualization, and IT Management

Posted on April 7, 2016 by Bohyun (Library Hat)

I have been swamped at work and pretty quiet here in my blog. But I gave a few talks recently. So I wanted to share those at least.

I presented about how to turn the traditional library IT department and its operation that is usually behind the scene into a more patron-facing unit at the recent American Library Association Midwinter Meeting back in January. This program was organized by the LITA Heads of IT Interest Group. In March, I gave a short lightning talk at the 2016 Code4Lib Conference about the data visualization project of library data at my library. I was also invited to speak at the USMAI (University System of Maryland and Affiliated Institutions) UX Unconference and gave a talk about user experience, personas, and the idea of applying library personas to library strategic planning.

Here are those three presentation slides for those interested!

Strategically UX Oriented with Personas from Bohyun Kim

Related posts:

  1. LITA Forum 2013 – My Talks on Google Visualization API and Faculty Bibliography
  2. My Talks and Presentations at ALA Conference
  3. My Recent ALA TechSource Workshop Slides
  4. Information Overload & Personal Information Management
  5. What is your management style?

About Bohyun (Library Hat)

Bohyun Kim is the Associate University Librarian for Library Information Technology at the University of Michigan Library. Formerly, she was the Chief Technology Officer and Professor at the University of Rhode Island Libraries.
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