• Mobile hybridity: supporting personal and romantic relationships with mobile phones in digitally emergent spaces 

  Wei, Carolyn (2007)

  Mobile phones are a global phenomenon and can be readily found in places as technologically disparate as Japan and sub-Saharan Africa. Their sociological impact in these diverse cultural and technological contexts is rich ...

• QuikScan: Facilitating Document Use Through Innovative Formatting 

  Zhou, Quan (2008)

  Reading and seeking information in documents are among the crucial literacies of our time. Our ability to carry out these activities successfully is due to a long series of innovations in information design that go back ...

• Indicating Impact: The Environmental Life-Cycle Rating Label 

  Larson, Jerrod (IEEE International Professional Communication Conference, 2011)

  Point-of-purchase environmental labeling can complement governmental environmental regulation by enabling consumers to address environmental problems via their purchasing power. Environmental labels can also provide ...

• Bridging the gap between user experience research and design in industry: An analysis of two common communication tools: Personas and scenarios 

  Putnam, Cynthia (2010-04-29)

  User experience (UX) research in the design of technology products utilizes human-centered design (HCD) methods to summarize and explain pertinent information about end users to designers. However, UX researchers cannot ...

• “Getting on the same page”: Negotiation and intellectual collaboration in student research groups 

  Gygi, Kathleen F. (2010-12-30)

  There is a growing interest in what constitutes effective practice in faculty-led research based learning experiences that involve students learning research by doing research. There is a particular need for research-based ...

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