In just over 24 hours, a troupe of Library and Information Science students will be embarking on the trip of a lifetime to see this . . . 
Among many other glorious things, of course—like the Musee d’Orsay, croissants, Pont Neuf, fromage, oh, and not to mention an excursion to Versailles!… Read the rest
11-14-2013
It’s been a long time since I last updated my blog. Lots of interesting things happened. Here I am only going to blog on my trip to Montreal, ASIST conference and my brief stay at home.
The ASIST conference was very successful.… Read the rest
10-4-2013
It’s been a very busy time ever since the classes started in the second week of September. The two classes are keeping me very busy, and I really need to squeeze time for research. The course prep takes most of my time not only because I am new to NTU and have to figure everything out including working with the NTU course management system CEIBA, connecting with usability class site supervisors, and arranging for usability lab use and training.… Read the rest
9-19-2013
Today is the mid-autumn festival (a.k.a., moon festival), and we get a holiday break of today and tomorrow. This holiday is rather big, so people in Taiwan have been known to BBQ during the holiday. However, there is Typhoon Usagi looming around, making it difficult to cook outside.… Read the rest
9-14-2013
What a week! This past week was the first week of class. On Wednesday, around a dozen of students showed up to my first class meeting in “User Behavior Research.” I made it clear that this course is designed for doctoral students, but I am expanding it to Master’s students.… Read the rest
9-5-2013
I gave a presentation on usability research yesterday to the LIS faculty members here at NTU. It went very well and Professor Lin commented that it was “inspiring” to them. It was a great opportunity to demonstrate what a usability testing process might be and what a usability lab should be equipped with.… Read the rest
