Intro to UX for Libraries from Aaron Schmidt on Vimeo.
Audio needs to be worked out their promo, but the graphics and animation are great.
quick teaser about UX for libraries.See http://influx.us for more
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Hello, my name is Bryan, and I'm a 21st century librarian.
"What's that?" you ask. Librarians in the 21st century are precisionists. They use their skills to access, organize, store, and disseminate information in a world that is information intensive. They are part Swiss Army Knife, ninja, and teacher. They help your organization & community build upon the rich knowledge that is present, and they ensure the knowledge will be there for you & generations thereafter.
"What's that?" you ask. Librarians in the 21st century are precisionists. They use their skills to access, organize, store, and disseminate information in a world that is information intensive. They are part Swiss Army Knife, ninja, and teacher. They help your organization & community build upon the rich knowledge that is present, and they ensure the knowledge will be there for you & generations thereafter.
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Glad you like the video! How can we improve the audio? Volume? Timing?
Aaron, thanks for commenting :)
I think the volume is fine, but there seems to be some clipping in Amanda's pieces when Ss and other parts close in db range are said. Additionally in Amanda's pieces, there is a bit of white noise that comes through. Some audio programs include a "noise cancellation" feature that helps with this problem. Finally, and this might just be my preference, I would play around with the equalization in your pieces so that they wouldn't sound so "tinny."
Otherwise, I think it's a great promo. Furthermore, I think you and Amanda are really smart for creating INFLUX. As libraries continue to move towards the "3rd place" model, user-centric design will play an even role in shaping these community spaces. UX is a powerful tool to gauge libraries' physical & virtual effectiveness.
(wow. a lot of scare quotes in there. gotta' work on "that")
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