From Intervention to Interaction: Essential UX Skills for Designing Digital Interventions

Facilitators: Rosie Webster, PhD (Dr. Ed) & Dustin DiTommaso (Mad*Pow/RISD)

A workshop for researchers/behavioral scientists/intervention designers interested in improving their abilities to effectively translate their intervention strategy into detailed interaction design artifacts for preserving fidelity of intervention components, communicating intent, and collaborating with design, development and content teammates.

Participants will learn tested UX methods and tools to communicate and validate your ideas through: Applying an overarching process from conceptual to detailed design, documentation and evaluation. Individual and Group Sketching - We'll cover the basics shapes and techniques to visualize interface structure and composition (wireframing), interactions between person and application (workflows & sequences), context and setting of use (storyboards & comics).

Please note: This workshop is a pre-conference event for the UCL Centre for Behaviour Change's 4th Annual Conference - 'Behaviour Change for Health: Digital & Beyond'. Tickets for the conference must be booked separately via the conference website

FAQs

• Are there any prerequisites for attending this workshop?

The only prerequisite for attending is an interest in behaviour change

• How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Please email behaviourchange@ucl.ac.uk with any queries, with the title: Pre-conference Workshops 2018

• What's the refund policy?

Due to the high demand for our workshops, and the need to order catering facilities in advance, we cannot offer a refund facility for the pre-conference workshops.

• Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

No. We will have a list of registered participants and will sign you in on the day.

• Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable?

Neither your fee or your ticket are transferable to another event. However, depending on capacity, we can try to accommodate those who have bought a ticket for one workshop and wish to transfer to another. This is strictly on a first-come-first-serve basis.

• Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?

Provided you have notified the organisers with 2 days advance notice of the name change, and provided the correct name for our records, then we can accommodate. Name changes after this time cannot be guaranteed to be made in time, and may result in people being refused entry due to UCL's security policies and procedures. Please note that we will not be involved with transferring any funds (if involved) between parties.