Plastic Grass Square Podcast New Episodes

Plastic Grass Square is BACK with new episodes and a recap of UX Australia 2018.

Inclusivity & Diversity Consultant Sarah McCarthy details how using human centered design processes have shaped her approach to creating services for her clients.

We chat to Donna Spencer from Maadmob about the collection of data, how that could be used or misused to teach machine learning and AI tools.

Sonya Corcoran from Lookahead Search drops by to talk all things learning design and student experience.

blueegg’s own Adam Faulkner takes us through his trip to UX London earlier in the year.

And then finishing up this run of episodes we have the blueegg team’s recap of UX Australia 2018.

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Plastic Grass Square, brought to you by the team behind blueegg Experience Design, is a podcast about being human centred in our work practices and daily lives. We are, after all, not the user. Join us as we chat to folks about how they apply human centred approaches to their lives.

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UX Australia is nearly here for 2018.

4 days of workshops and presentations, covering a huge range of topics and ideas relevant to experienced practitioners, newbies and everyone in between. The blueegg team is excited to be attending and proud to be a sponsor this year.

Now in its 10th year, UX Australia is THE event for Experience Design practitioners in Australia and New Zealand.

You can follow the blueegg team through our Twitter account @blueeggtweets and by following the hashtag #blueeggUXA18. We’ll be sharing snippets from our favourite talks and happenings around the conference.

Can you tell we’re excited?

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On Friday, 6th July blueegg Design Director Adam Faulkner presented to Sydney.Concepts.Westmead on How User Research Informs Design.

“It’s about talking to people, picking up the patterns, and seeing how we can use that … if we can see clear patterns, that gives us evidenced based reasoning to make design decisions”

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The University of Sydney has introduced Sydney Concepts at Westmead, a series of conversations between the university and Westmead precinct staff, students, researchers, industry experts and practitioners. The series aims to foster knowledge sharing and collaborative opportunities, with an emphasis on innovative approaches.

The Westmead Hospital precinct is undergoing significant redevelopment to transform the area into a workable, liveable city. The redevelopment is focused on integrated healthcare, education and research. It aims to move Westmead from being a large hospital to an area that attracts staff, students, residents, researchers and visitors from all over the world.

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