Taught a new class on qualitative research in interaction design. Syllabus included: research ethics, positionality & reflexivity, qualitative methodology, ethnography, experience sampling, thematic analysis, and critical thinking.

Working on public transportation experiences @ google maps

Design research for clients in various domains; pregnancy, non-profits, education, movie discovery, and more

Taught undergraduate students about human-centred product design, prototyping, and research methods.

Made digital spaces more inclusive through evaluative research with people with disability and consulting digital teams.

Edit: Oopsies i dropped out 🥰

Urban Planning is more-than-human-centred design for cities, environments, and policies. I'm currently doing subjects on governance, social justice, applied social research, urban and environmental problems. This is a personal interest, but it enriches my design and research thinking in many ways.

This degree was a smorgasbord of interaction design, human-centred computing, human-computer interaction, creative programming, and random photography electives that I snuck in.

Learned how to design future-thinking studies, in further time horizons, to create strategic foresight. Taught by The Institute For The Future (IFTF) at EPIC.

Learned how to design a study for an environment or site I cannot reach -- outer space, under water, etc -- through analogous research.