Documentation and Training: The User Experience
Session: Delivering Personalized, Customer-Centric Content
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| Date: | Wednesday, April 18, 2007 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
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| Track: | Workshop |
| Location: | Shaughnessy I |
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By: G D
on May 08 2007 at 03:43 PM EDT 
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Blurry slides, boring presentation
since the slides were directly outputted from Excel and enlarged, they were impossible to read for anyone (I was actually sitting quite close to the front). The presentation lacked passion and while I am sure Ann is experienced, the presentation was not informative, and perhaps that again leads back to the quality of the slides (and energy with which they were presented)? |
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By: Ms. Sylvie Chartrand, PMP
on May 08 2007 at 02:45 PM EDT
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Delivering Personalized Content
Good presentation and introduction of semantic model and elements. Provided a basic view of tools and technology required to deliver personalized content. |
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By: Ms Ros Kewley
on Apr 29 2007 at 05:20 PM EDT 
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Good Web focussed session
Good session. Very web focuessed - would have liked a little more training info. However, the content, techniques discussed and presentation were superb for web. |
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By: Connie Brizendine
on Apr 27 2007 at 07:51 PM EDT
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Personalized Content Benefits
Very well presented. After attending this session, I had a better idea of personalized content and how it can benefit the customer. |
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By: Dan Boylan
on Apr 27 2007 at 05:58 PM EDT
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Delivering Personalized Content
A very professional and thorough introduction to the subject. Surprisingly this was one of the few sessions that supplied handouts. |
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By: Mr. Luc-Rock Paquin
on Apr 20 2007 at 11:15 PM EDT
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Covered the basics of personalization
This session covered the basics of personalization, with a focus on preparing for what can be personalized. I would have liked to see more information about *why* you should personalize, and *how* to decide the level of personalization that is needed. |
