The following notes are in response to testing completed on Dr. Pullman’s to-do list (https://www.gpullman.com/8122/todo2.html) and the ensuing discussion around what was good, bad, and strange about how the application functioned, its usability, and what the user experience of using this application might look like. I have attempted to maintain the nature of my field […]

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Case Studies My introduction to case studies as a form of research came a long time ago during my high school years when I was developing an interest in technology based fields as potential avenues for employment, in my AP psychology class, and in a very interesting visit with my Anatomy class to a local […]

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