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2016 · Brunswick, GA

Addressing the Challenges of Establishing and Sustaining Programmatic Commitment to Usability Studies: Four Stages, Four Perspectives

Session 2D · CGC 129

Section: Session 2

RoleName as printedAffiliation as printedPaper
Moderator Bill Williamson Saginaw Valley State University → Saginaw Valley State University
Presenter Steve Benninghoff Eastern Michigan University → Eastern Michigan University "How Might We Reflect Critically on Usability's Place in TSC Programs and Curricula?"
Presenter Elizabeth Pass James Madison University → James Madison University How Might We Effectively Teach Usability Without Access to a Dedicated Research Facility?"
Presenter Scott Kowalewski Saginaw Valley State University → Saginaw Valley State University "How Might We Effectively Teach Usability With Access to a Dedicated Research Facility?"
Presenter Bill Williamson Saginaw Valley State University → Saginaw Valley State University Support?"
Presenter Steve Benninghoff Eastern Michigan University → Eastern Michigan University Addressing the Challenges of Establishing and Sustaining Programmatic Commitment to Usability Studies: Four Stages, Four Perspectives
Presenter Elizabeth Pass James Madison University → James Madison University Addressing the Challenges of Establishing and Sustaining Programmatic Commitment to Usability Studies: Four Stages, Four Perspectives
Presenter Scott Kowalewski Saginaw Valley State University → Saginaw Valley State University Addressing the Challenges of Establishing and Sustaining Programmatic Commitment to Usability Studies: Four Stages, Four Perspectives
Presenter Bill Williamson Saginaw Valley State University → Saginaw Valley State University Addressing the Challenges of Establishing and Sustaining Programmatic Commitment to Usability Studies: Four Stages, Four Perspectives

Source

2016 proceedings on cptsc.org. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.

The meeting was cancelled for Hurricane Matthew, and the proceedings were published anyway. Session 1B has no presenters, because its speakers are named only inside the abstract. A few presenters may be missing where bylines follow the abstract. The day headings print the year as 2015.

Cite as: CPTSC annual meeting. “Addressing the Challenges of Establishing and Sustaining Programmatic Commitment to Usability Studies: Four Stages, Four Perspectives.” 2016 Proceedings, Brunswick, GA, session 2D. Via CPTSC Program Reader, November 02, 2026. The text of the paper is not republished here.