Mastering Human Computer Interaction (HCI)

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Ray Lutzky

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1. Welcome to the Course!

1.1 More About Dr. Ray Lutzky.html

1. Welcome!.mp4

01:52

2. Fundamentals of Human Computer Interaction

1.1 The Design of Everyday Things by Donald Norman.html

1. Introduction to HCI.mp4

18:56

2. Pick Your HCI Product or Experience and Conduct a Usability Evaluation.html

3.1 Bit by Bit Social Research in the Digital Age by Matthew Salganik.html

3.2 The Belmont Report.html

3.3 The Facebook Contagion Study (from The Atlantic Magazine).html

3.4 The Menlo Report.html

3.5 The Stanford Prison Experiment.html

3. Ethical Research.mp4

13:36

4.1 The Semiotic Engineering of Human Computer Interaction by Clarisse de Souza.html

4.2 Microsofts Clippy Assistant.html

4. Affordances and Empathy.mp4

16:39

5. Fundamentals of HCI.html

3. User Research

1.1 Miro - for organizing your data digitally.html

1. Collecting User Data.mp4

11:34

2.1 Jakob Nielsens 10 Heuristics for Usability.html

2. Research Techniques.mp4

17:27

3.1 Alan Cooper, the Father of Visual Basic.html

3.2 Why You Only Need to Test with 5 Users - Jakob Nielsen.html

3. Usability Testing.mp4

20:51

4.1 User Interviews 101 - NielsenNorman Group.html

4. Conducting Interviews.mp4

12:30

5. Conducting Research.html

6. User Research.html

4. Effective User Engagement

1.1 Balsamiq - Fast, Focused Wireframes.html

1.2 Getting Started with Adobe XD.html

1. Wireframes & Sitemaps.mp4

10:27

2.1 A Practical Guide to Paper Prototypes.html

2.2 Figma - Designing and Building Functional Prototypes.html

2. Prototypes.mp4

08:47

3.1 Defending Personas by Alan Cooper (from The Atlantic Magazine).html

3.2 Why Personas Fail by the NielsenNorman Group.html

3. Meaningful Personas.mp4

12:00

4. Develop A Persona.html

5.1 Persuasive Technology by BJ Fogg.html

5. Persuasive Technology.mp4

12:09

6.1 From Reactive to Proactive DEIB Universal Design for Equity by Jennifer Sarrett (from Medium).html

6. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in HCI.mp4

07:52

7. Develop Your User Experience Design Plan.html

8. User Engagement Practices.html

5. Congratulations!

1.1 Add Dr. Ray Lutzky on LinkedIn.html

1. Course Completion.mp4

00:52

Description

How to Better Understand Your Users and Develop Outstanding UX

What You'll Learn?

• To look at a wide range of possibilities for interaction between humans and computers/technology through the products and experiences.
• To gain experience designing and developing interfaces and testing their effectiveness.
• To understand the importance of users, interface usability and the consequences of bad design.
• To understand social, cultural, and ethical considerations of human computer interaction today.

Who is this for?

Beginner-level designers , engineers, product managers interested in creating outstanding user experiences.

What You Need to Know?

No programming experience needed. Experience creating and/or participating in the design and dissemination of information, production of interactive experiences, and/or software will be helpful.

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Description
Have you ever used an app and found it intuitively easy to use? Do you remember the last time you had trouble getting a product to work, like when using a new piece of technology for the first time? Human-computer interaction (HCI) is a key skill for professionals who seek to engage customers, users, audiences, and subscribers with powerful, well-designed products and experiences that leave a lasting impact. In this course, you will learn to master the fundamentals of human-computer interaction by exploring user experience design and research with users to discover actionable insights and achieve better results. The course, designed by nationally recognized expert Professor Ray Lutzky, PhD, is an introduction for product designers, software engineers, and anyone who wants to create better experiences for their users. This course is adapted from graduate-level university courses in HCI, digital media management, interface design, and user experience design taught by Dr. Lutzky at Cornell University, New York University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and the University of Southern California. Topics include understanding affordances, ethics of user research, research techniques such as interviewing and usability testing, developing personas, persuasive technologies, wireframes, prototypes, and more. The course includes quizzes to assess learning at the end of each section, and activities to help you build your own user experiences through the application of techniques covered in the course, culminating in the design of your own user experience design plan.
Who this course is for:
Beginner-level designers , engineers, product managers interested in creating outstanding user experiences.

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Ray Lutzky

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With over 20 years of experience in higher education, Dr. Ray Lutzky is a seasoned leader who expands the reach of organizations and companies. Ray leverages his expertise in digital audience strategy, social media marketing, enrollment outreach, and public relations to create and execute effective enrollment growth strategies. He shares his knowledge and passion as an adjunct lecturer at USC and NYU, teaching graduate courses in digital media management, user experience, and research. Ray also taught human computer interaction research at Cornell University. He holds a PhD in Communication and Rhetoric from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and master's degrees in digital media from Syracuse University and Arizona State University.

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