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Research, games, and fun: Discovering problems and exploring solutions with empathy workshops
Red Hat’s User Experience Design (UXD) team researches, designs, and develops product experiences in the open. This means users play a big role in everything we do. To create products people actually want to use, we work with them, gather their feedback, and make sure...
BU Software Engineering Foundations
Reviews are in for Langdon White and Bandan Das’ first-ever virtual software engineering course at Boston University : Online classes work. This semester-long course which was first taught in the spring of 2020 became a bellwether for the potential of virtual...
Teaching UX/UI at Masaryk University during the lockdown
In February 2020, four colleagues from Red Hat Brno decided to organize a full-semester course called Development of Intuitive User Interfaces at Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University. How did they cope with the coronavirus crisis?
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Red Hat Research Quarterly
Ever wonder what it’s like to report a security flaw to a major chipmaker? Find out in our interview with Kit Murdock in the latest Red Hat Research Quarterly. Every quarter, we detail the latest projects we’re working on, and interview a leader in open source code and cutting edge research.
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