One of the core guidelines in user interface design is to “speak the user’s language“. This means that when designing user interfaces the designer should
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Human, Technology & Organisation (HTO)
A research group spanning Uppsala University and Reykjavik University
One of the core guidelines in user interface design is to “speak the user’s language“. This means that when designing user interfaces the designer should
Read moreWe’re taking on a Human Computer Interaction master student as an intern in the STRIA project. The Internship position concerns research in the STRIA project
Read moreIn the STRIA project we have suggested a new version of the Contextual persona method. Results from observations on how the digital work environment is
Read moreRecently Dr. Gustaf Hedström joined the STRIA project and the part about studying digital work environments in health care. Marta Larusdottir interviewed him, for getting
Read moreIn October, one of our members in the HTO group, professor Bengt Sandblad was announced as the winner of the HR-book award by the The Swedish Association of HRM (Sveriges HR Förening) for the book: Digitalization and Work Environment (Digitaliseringen och arbetsmiljön) with Jan Gulliksen, Ann Lantz, Åke Walldius and Carl Åborg as co-authors.
Read moreIn the STRIA project, we will analyse changes that can be done to the Contextual persona method and particularly focus on how these can be used in heath care and administrative work environments.
Read moreTwo members of the HTO group, Åsa Cajander and Marta Larusdottir, lectured in a two week summer course at Aalto university in Helsinki, 29. July
Read moreIn the STRIA project we have chosen to study the three most popular methods for collaborating and understanding users in software projects. These are the
Read moreIn the STRIA project we have chosen to study the three most popular methods for collaborating and understanding users in software projects. These are the
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