EPISODE · Oct 30, 2009 · 45 MIN
Visualisations of video: Nursing activity and expertise
from UX Australia Podcast: All presentations from 2009-2014 · host Ben Kraal
We (Design Researchers at the People and Systems Lab, QUT) do a lot of work with video, collected in our usability lab and in the field, but we rarely show that video to other people. We've found that by turning video into visualisations it's easier to compare different videos.
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