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(April 2008) Usability Lab Tour & Discussion at Research In Motion

Posted: April 6th, 2008 | Author: | Filed under: Events | Tags: , , | 4 Comments »

Thursday April 17, 2008
5:00 to 6:30 pm
Research In Motion (RIM)
Usability Lab, first floor, RIM 1 building
175 Columbia Street (southwest corner of Columbia and Phillip)
Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 5Z5
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Parking at RIM

Although parking at RIM can sometimes be a challenge, it shouldn’t be a problem at this time of day. Security knows that we’ll be descending on the usability lab, so feel free to park in any available spot — even outside the designated visitor parking.

Event Description

Join us for a tour and demonstration of RIM’s usability lab. While snacking on coffee and cookies, we’ll hear about some of RIM’s work on testing their Blackberry devices and talk with each other about current methods in usability testing.

RSVP

To help us estimate numbers, please RSVP to the UX group coordinators if you’re hoping to attend. (Note: No need to RSVP again if you’re a Communitech member and have already done so via Wanda Eby.)

4 Comments on “(April 2008) Usability Lab Tour & Discussion at Research In Motion”

  1. 1 Jan said at 3:38 pm on April 6th, 2008:

    Oh, I’d love to come… cheers from Berlin.
    Jan

  2. 2 Kat said at 9:07 am on April 8th, 2008:

    Does your Ottawa branch have a usuabilty lab that they would be willing to tour? 🙂

  3. 3 Robert Barlow-Busch said at 2:33 pm on April 8th, 2008:

    @Kat: Will have to let someone from RIM weigh in on that question! In the meantime… this tour is just, what, a six hour drive down the 401?

  4. 4 Susie Simon Daniels said at 8:59 am on April 17th, 2008:

    Hi, Kat.

    While we do have RIM offices in Ottawa and frequently do studies in that lovely location, we do not have a dedicated lab that interested folks like you could tour.

    Regrets… Susie

    Susie Simon Daniels
    User Experience Design
    Research In Motion

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