Invited by Professor Kim Ki Joon (read profile), I taught UX design for graduate and undergraduate students as a guest lecturer at the School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong from 2017 to 2020.
What did I teach?
Below are the courses or workshops that I did at City University of Hong Kong:
Web UX/UI development workshop
October 2017 - October 2021
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5 times
This 4-week workshop was conducted as a part of the graduate course of Internet Communication. This workshop was designed to coach students to learn how to apply user experience design principles in web design, howto use website as a means to meet users’ needs and how to conduct user testing to find out usability problems. At the end of the workshop, students were required to build a personal website and a business website that could effectively achieve their set goals.
For the course outline and other related information of this workshop, please visit the official website of this workshop.
This 1-week workshop was run for the undergraduate course of Interactive Digital Communication taught by Prof. Kim Ki Joon. This workshop focused on the elementary of app prototyping and how they could test their ideas by doing simple prototypes.
This was an introductory workshop on chatbot development for the undergraduate course of Emerging Tech for Multimodal Communication. The course taught the students the basic principles of chatbots and gave them a taste by asking them to build their own chatbot with IBM’s Watson Assistant.
This workshop focused on optimizing websites using different analytics and research methods. The key focus of this workshop was to introduce students to common practices in the industry for boosting traffics, conversions and usages of websites.
Apart from teaching at university, I had also done internal UX workshops at my workspace in hopes of promoting UX practices. I observed that participants had very different expectations at workspace.
At workspace, colleagues were more interested in knowing how the practices would affect their workflow and did that bring them extra benefits. That’s why a large part of the workshop would be demonstrating with practical methods how UX design could address their concerns and help them achieve their targets.
While at school, my main objective was to promote UX design to the students. To make them like UX design, I added much more fun and interactive elements.