Digital services transform our everyday experience, first through screens (websites, e-learning, online help, videos and social networks), and now through the physical world (voice assistants, augmented reality, blended learning). Technical communication has always had very strong ties with experience design. Now communication and design practices need to evolve to better support hybrid experiences across the digital and physical worlds.
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Les projets de recherche en M2 Communication Technique Multilingue [PDF] Marie Girard et les étudiants du M2 CTM |
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Assistants vocaux, comment puis-je vous aider? [PDF] Maaike Coppens, Head UX design, M Creation, Paris |
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La réalité virtuelle au service de l’apprentissage [PDF] Pierre Marole, Responsable partenariats, Digital and Human, Paris |
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Métadonnées : au service des expériences utilisateurs [PDF] François Violette, Information Architect, ReachFive |
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Design responsable : concevoir pour l’avenir [PDF] Aurélie Baton, UX Designer, IBM France |
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Que se passe-t-il lorsque vous mettez 50 rédacteurs techniques au sein d’une équipe de Design [PDF] Sarah Baillot, SAP France |
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Quand les mots influencent le design et les interfaces [PDF] Amandine Agic, Content Strategist, ACCOR Camille Promérat, UX Writer, Freelance |
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Building UX As A Strategy for Growth [PDF]
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