Cognitive Walkthroughs
IMPORTANT: To facilitate a live, interactive learning experience, only 10 seats are available for this workshop.
This event will NOT be recorded. If you're unable to attend in real-time on June 18th, please adjust your RSVP to open up seats for our waitlisted registrants. Your consideration is much appreciated!
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While Cognitive Walkthroughs have been done for decades, many UX professionals today are unfamiliar with what they are and how/when to conduct them. In this 90-minute workshop, attendees will learn about Cognitive Walkthroughs vs. Streamlined Cognitive Walkthroughs, when Cognitive Walkthroughs can be helpful, and tips for running a Cognitive Walkthrough. We will also run an abbreviated Cognitive Walkthrough during the session so attendees can experience and participate in a walkthrough. This workshop is geared toward UX professionals with limited experience running Cognitive Walkthroughs who want to learn about the method and best practices for running a successful walkthrough. (Workshop limited to a maximum of 10 attendees).
Topics include:
What is a Cognitive Walkthrough?
How to run and present findings from a Cognitive Walkthrough
Do’s, don’ts, and best practices of running a Cognitive Walkthrough
Participate in an abbreviated Cognitive Walkthrough
Q&A
Jeralyn has been working as a UX researcher for over 20 years. Prior to founding User Inspired in 2008, she worked as a UX professional at eBay, Yahoo!, Siebel Systems, Excite@Home, Interval Research, and IDEO. Jeralyn has a reputation for fostering teamwork and common understanding of users' needs among business and UX professionals alike. She has conducted global ethnographic research in Europe, Asia, and Australia.
Jeralyn received her B.S. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Anthropology and her M.S. from Stanford University's Mechanical Engineering Design Division. Jeralyn is an inventor on patents in the U.S., Europe, and Brazil.