BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260427T162932Z UID:3qd5zQ DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200604 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200605 CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20200525T114301 DESCRIPTION: Thursday | 4th of June | 18:40 - 20:20 \n\n What do you do whe n everything is changing around you? How you work\, your personal life\, y our hobbies... Over the last 3 months\, we have all experienced a huge amo unt of upheaval in our lives. \n\n In this session\, we'll hear from 4 spe akers on how changing perspective and using different methods can be refre shing\, exciting and a great learning experience. \n\n Join us for our fir st remote design event of 2020. \n\n Agenda \n\n \n 18.40 - 18.45 Host Intro and Welcome \n 18.45 - 19.00 Marcus Albeny - Surfing Life Chang es \n 19.00 - 19.15 Feena O'Sullivan - The Dystopia of Utopia \n 19:15 - 19:45 Sam Ladner - Mixed Methods Research \n 19:45- 20:05 Alexa ndra Fiorillo - Using Behavioral Design to Survive the Pandemic Quarantine \n 20:05 - 20:20 Q&\;A with Tamara Hale\, Alexandra Fiorillo\, Sam Lad ner\, Marcus Albeny and Feena O'Sullivan \n \n\n We will send out the link to all registered participants at 2pm on the day of the event. \n\n \n\n \n\n About Alexandra Fiorillo \n\n Alexandra is the Founder and Principal of GRID Impact\, a social enterprise design collective that creates scala ble social impact around the world. The collective works on challenges lik e handwashing\, sanitation\, climate change\, economic empowerment\, and s exual health. She is a behavioural designer and recovered from COVID-19 in March. https://medium.com/notes-off-the-grid/how-to-use-behavioral-design -to-survive-covid-isolation-da00f034b368 \n\n \n\n \n\n About Sam Ladner \n\n Sam Ladner is a sociologist who helps teams innovate\, design\, and l earn. She is the author of Practical Ethnography: A Guide to Doing Ethnogr aphy in The Private Sector and Mixed Methods: A Short Guide to Applied Mix ed Methods Research. She has worked on dozens of advanced software project s including Alexa\, the Echo Look\, Windows 10\, Microsoft Office 2016\, C ortana\, and HoloLens. She currently works at Workday as a Principal Resea rcher studying the future of work. She received her PhD in sociology from York University and lives in the Bay Area with her husband and cat. \n\n \ n\n \n\n About Feena O'Sullivan \n\n Feena is a product designer who has been designing and imagining beautiful interfaces since 2015. After gradua ting from Visual Communications in IADT\, she then moved on to work in a d esign agency\, DesignWorks as a graphic designer before landing a job in a startup\, Wia.io. It was in the world of startups that she developed a lo ve for product – designing desktop and mobile applications\, for develop ers and hobbyists alike\, to create end-to-end IoT solutions. Feena is cur rently a Visual UX designer in Workday working across two different produc ts\, Help and Org Studio. \n\n \n\n \n\n About Marcus Albeny \n\n Marcus has been curious enough to wear many different hats in the design and soft ware industries since 2002. He has shifted across a few different industri es\, roles and more than a dozen companies including his own design studio started back in 2007 in Brazil. Having spent most of his career on the co nsultancy side designing for small and medium companies in a developing co untry\, he learnt through practice the value of resilience and a can-do at titude. Marcus is currently a Product Designer and Researcher at Workday. \n\n \n\n \n\n About Tamara Hale \n\n Tamara Hale\, PhD\, (she/her + they /them) is a Design and Research Leader who has brought technology\, busine ss and social science into productive dialogue to build inclusive\, ethica l products for close to 15 years. She is currently Research Strategy Manag er at Workday where she leads the Research Community and Research Operatio ns across Workday’s suite of enterprise software products. Over the cour se of her career embedding human insights into product and service develop ment and strategy she has had the privilege of working with leading organi sations in the US and Europe from government to software. She has a PhD\, MSc and BSc in Social Anthropology from the London School of Economics and is a Co-Organizer of Flatirons LGBTQ Tech\, a Colorado-based professional group working towards increasing diversity and inclusivity within the tec hnology industry\, with over 900 members. As a recovering academic\, she o ften mentors graduate students\, teaches undergraduate courses on Design A nthropology and sometimes publishes serious articles in journals such as t he Journal of Business Anthropology\, Annals of Anthropological Practice a nd Social Anthropology. Tamara lives in Boulder\, Colorado\, where she bui lds lego parade floats with her daughter. Her UX title is Icon of Icons. \ n\n \n LAST-MODIFIED:20220926T124019 LOCATION: ORGANIZER:mailto:info@ixd.ie SUMMARY:Changing Perspectives URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/ixdadublin/may-2020-changing-perspectives URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/ixdadublin/may-2020-changing-perspectives END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR