• Concluding remarks by the Office of the Provost 

  Office of the Provost, University of Oregon (2022-10-14)
• Keynote: Sumi Cho 

  Cho, Sumi (University of Oregon, 2022-10-14)
• Keynote: Jim Grossman 

  Grossman, Jim (University of Oregon, 2022-10-14)
• Panel #3: New Directions in the Study of Academic Freedom 

  Office of the Provost, University of Oregon; Martin, Lori Latrice; Dreiling, Michael; Morton, Tabitha (University of Oregon, 2022-10-14)
• Keynote: Irene Mulvey 

  Mulvey, Irene (University of Oregon, 2022-10-14)
• Panel #2: Donors, Media, and Civil Society Organizations 

  Office of the Provost, University of Oregon; Wilson, Ralph; Kamola, Isaac; Krieger, Katy; Woody, Cassandra; Ciccariello-Maher, George (University of Oregon, 2022-10-14)
• Keynote: Eric Ward 

  Ward, Eric (2022-10-14)
• Panel #1: Political Interference 

  Office of the Provost, University of Oregon; Comella, Lynn; Austin, Sharon Wright; Friedman, Jonathan; Newfield, Christopher (University of Oregon, 2022-10-14)
• Keynote: Lynn Pasquerella 

  Pasquerella, Lynn (2023-02-08)
• Opening Remarks 

  Office of the Provost, University of Oregon (University of Oregon, 2022-10-14)
• Crisis Brings Connection – Virtual Programming for Older Adults 

  Lensing, Amanda (2022-01-28)

  Connected for Life: Object-based Digital Programming to Foster Active Minds for Senior Living Communities is a project serving a population especially vulnerable to COVID-19 and underserved in outreach and engagement ...
• Presenting VRA Core 5: A Standard with Accessibility Baked In, Not Bolted On…and the Tools to Use It 

  Williams, Susan Jane; Madden, Bridget (2022-01-28)

  VRA Core 4 is a metadata standard purpose-built to describe works of cultural heritage and their surrogates. An updated and republished VRA Core 5 will have built-in support for accessibility. CCO (Cataloging Cultural ...
• To Use Alt(ernative) Text or Not to Use Alt(ernative) Text for Images 

  Patterson, Patrick (2022-01-27)

  Alternative text descriptions are used to convey meaning for images that appear on a website. We will explore creating meaningful alternative text along with exploring situations where it can be left empty. Images are used ...
• Choosing Colors 

  Sattler, Kelly (2022-01-27)

  Color is an important part of branding. Color contrast is important for accessibility. This presentation will cover a few essential tools that can be used to verify color contrast to pass WCAG standards as well as tools ...
• Auditing Accessibility Through Remote User Testing 

  Burmeister, Nora; Walston, Felicity (2022-01-27)

  When COVID-19 hit, many UNC-Chapel Hill Libraries employees needed remote tasks. The UX department saw an opportunity for these employees to perform remote accessibility testing of subscription e-resources with freely ...
• Early, Often, and Iterative: A UX Research Strategy 

  Sistrunk, Hannah (2022-01-27)

  From the perspective of a user experience practitioner on a small digital strategies team at an archival repository, this talk will share the results of the teams’ work to iteratively incorporate user research methods from ...
• User Research Methodologies for GLAM Digital Projects 

  Lepska, Hanna (2022-01-27)

  In 2021, remote UX Research was conducted for GLAM digital projects created at the University of Oregon. This presentation will outline the process of UX Research alongside the recommendations for enhancing digital projects. ...
• Making Change from Within: Integrating Accessibility into Strategic Planning and Assessment 

  Frank, Jacqueline L; Young, Scott W H (2022-01-27)

  Implementing accessibility means making change from within. But real barriers stand in the way. In response, we have looked to the infrastructure of strategic planning as a vehicle for change. This presentation describes ...
• Computational Design Thinking and Thinking Design Computing 

  Soleimani, Arash (University of Oregon, 2019)

  In alignment with the rapid advancement of cyber-physical technologies in an information age, we are faced with complex problems that go beyond the kinds of challenges that designers had to deal with in the past. For ...
• Performative Ornament: Computational and Material Logics of Repetition and Difference 

  Marcus, Adam (University of Oregon, 2019)

  This paper describes a series of research seminars investigating the contemporary capacities of architectural ornamentation in the context of computational design and digital fabrication technologies. The pedagogy explores ...

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