Attending: Mara, Kathy, Daphne, Colin, Mike E., Peter K., Kristol.
Agenda:
Who is the U-Camp Audience?
- UI Designers
- Anybody who care about and will effect the design of Sakai
- Support people who see effects of UI first hand
Goals/Outcomes
- Establish some priorities about UI issues we would like to see addressed in Sakai
- Start of Sakai UI roadmap
- Identify ways that UI group that can best be leveraged by community
- Develop process around how a project could get help on UI design for tools.
- Can we build some culture around bringing UI designers to the project and making available
- Tools can build to help (such as design patterns or shared respository for user research)
- What are the obastacles of good design in Sakai
- How do we overcome them?
- Identify projects that could test this out on
- Designers to get together and come up with strategy for developing voice and methods for working within Sakai.*
- Team building
- Educate eachother
- Educate on best practices and principles – setting the stage in "lightening talk"
- Define UX and basic methodology
Topics/activities
- Prioritization activity:
- Brainstorm
- User support people – top ten issues
- Divide into groups for review and deep dive (following)
- MORE TO COME ------
- Some other possible deliverables/activities:
- What are the top ten things that Developers should know about UI?
- What are the top ten things you should know if you design in Sakai?
- Show tools that has been designed and share positive aspects of design process
- Design game?
Pre-conference activities:
- Email and Survey to Institutional reps.
- Prioritization activity
Action Items:
Ask Chuck what deliverables would benefit a UI roadmap (Mara)
Add u-Camp to Registration (Colin) Note from Colin: conference committee liked the idea and will be creating a new page for pre-conference event attendance
Survey (Mara & Daphne)
General thoughts:
Future U-Camps could grow from priorities and consultations to working on tools – this could be roadmap.
Note taking on wiki and projector