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I love helping other people learn how to fish!
Today was the first day of my PLAN class for the current small but mighty cohort! I’m always delighted by their questions and abilities to excel…
Announcing a Curiosity Tank apprenticeship!
I am thrilled to reveal that Curiosity Tank just launched—along with Paul Derby as a mentor—a brief apprenticeship in user research!
What's the first thing you want to do?
Imagine "shelter in place" is completely over next week. Covid-19 is contained. You and your family have been vaccinated and your kids…
User research discussion guides
Q: What are user research discussion guides and why are they arguably the most important part of a study (along with the research PLAN)…
Big news from General Assembly~
Big news! General Assembly just announced a 50% off promo that can be applied to all of my remote UXR…
Story arcs help us map out our conversations
Learning to conduct user research interviews with confidence is a skill that keeps on giving. And it doesn’t have to be rocket science…
Here’s something new to sync your UXR teeth into!
Here’s something new to sync your UXR teeth into! Let's face it, we're all running out of shows to watch on Netflix…
How much you agree or disagree with _____?
This type of question is known as a Likert scale. Likert scales are widely used to measure opinions, perceptions and behaviors on a…
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Are we becoming more empathetic to one another?
In many ways, shelter in place has made people seem more human, open and real. Increasingly, we see glimpses of each others’ lives: how calm…
Sign up for “Fuel Your Curiosity.” Monthly-ish musings for user researchers and other curiosities.
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