What is Gilbane Boston? Is there a fee for your workshop? Is their a link?

On 11/27/09 3:26 PM, "Dave Cooksey" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hey, everyone.
> 
> If you're heading up to Gilbane Boston next week, you might be
> interested in a half-day workshop on taxonomy validation that Joseph
> Busch of Taxonomy Strategies and I are giving. We'll cover various
> validation methods, perform some hands-on exercises, and present a few
> case studies.
> 
> The workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, December 1, 2009 from 1-4PM. A
> description of the workshop is below.
> 
> Hope to see you there,
> 
> Dave Cooksey
> Founder & Principal
> saturdave UX Consulting
> 
> 
> 
> How to Validate a Taxonomy: Pre-Conference Workshop
> Joseph A. Busch, Founder and Principal, Taxonomy Strategies LLC, San
> Francisco, CA
> Dave Cooksey, Founder and Principal, saturdave, Philadelphia, PA
> 
> Taxonomy is the key to being able to supply the appropriate content in
> dynamic user interfaces, and supporting information services such as
> personalization (e.g., portals), syndication (e.g., RSS feeds), and
> harvesting (e.g., search). Taxonomy development and validation is on
> the application development critical path. Effective methods to
> provide confidence that the taxonomy is good enough to develop against
> is very important.
> 
> The goal of taxonomy testing is to confirm that a taxonomy will work
> for tagging content, publishing content and finding and using content
> in user-facing applications. This workshop will discuss taxonomy
> validation methods, present case studies that go beyond typical card
> sorting, and conduct hands-on activities for participants.  The
> validation methods include:
> 
> €    Working with most popular queries,
> €    Delphi card sorting, and
> €    Task-based usability.
> 
> The workshop will describe metrics for successful task completion and
> consensus, and best practices around evaluating validation test
> results. Topics covered during the workshop will include:
> €    Need for taxonomy validation
> €    Description of typical card sorting methods
> €    Strengths and weaknesses of typical card sorting methods
> €    Alternative card sorting methods
> €    Benefits and outcomes of alternative sorting methods
> €    Analyzing and presenting results of alternative sorting methods
> €    Case studies of alternative methods
> €    Description of task-based test methods
> €    Strengths and weaknesses of task-based methods
> €    How to analysis and present results of task-based methods
> €    Case studies of task-based validation methods
> 
> The audiences for this workshop are librarians, information
> scientists, information architects, application developers, systems
> analysts, quality assurance managers, project managers, and business
> analysts.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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