Mark Notess at Indiana University: Human-Centered Design of eLearning and Digital Libraries

	Mark Notess @ Indiana University Manager, Teaching & Learning Systems Development, Digital Library Program Current projects: Variations on Video (IMLS, $947,963) Variations as a Testbed for the FRBR Conceptual Model (IMLS, $481,987) Variations support at IU and beyond VIVO technical support Sakai - library functionality in Sakai and Oncourse Phones: 812.856.0494 (work), 812.361.8848 (cell) E-mail: mnotess@iu.edu Twitter: mnotess Blog: LearningUX - The Experience and Technology of Learning
Expertise	Human-computer interaction, contextual design, usability, instructional design, e-learning, technology support for learning in the humanities/higher education (e.g., course management systems, digital libraries), older adults, ethnography, collaboration tools, ethics of system design ... for my consulting, see Very There Consulting website.

Education	Ph.D. in Instructional Systems Technology (HCI minor), Indiana University M.S. in Computer Science (HCI emphasis), Virginia Tech M.A.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction (TESL emphasis), Virginia Tech B.A. magna cum laude in English, Virginia Tech

Pubs/Talks	"Variations on Video: Building the Next Generation Library Media Management System". Presented with Jon Dunn and Chris Colvard for the IU Digital Library Brownbag Series on February 8, 2012. "Taking Music Metadata from MARC to FRBR to RDF". Co-authored with Madelyn Washington and Jon Dunn. International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications, (September 2011). "Variations Mobile: Developing an iOS Audio Streaming App". Co-authored with Sarah Schmiechen. Presented at the IU Statewide IT Conference (September, 2011) "User Needs and Project Plans for Library-Managed Media Assets." Presented with Jon Dunn at Sakai Conference 2011, (June 2011)." "Search Experiments". Presented with Steve Harris and Julie Hardesty for the IU Digital Library Brownbag Series on March 23, 2011. "A Survey of Video-Streaming Practice and Aspirations in Academic Libraries". Presented with Jon Dunn at EDUCAUSE 2010, (October 2010). "Interview with Anya Kamenetz: Learning Within and Beyond the Institution." eLearn Magazine (July 2010). "Building a Digital Library Community". Presented with Jon Dunn for the IU Digital Library Brownbag Series on February 10, 2010. "Uncovering and Meeting Unspoken User Needs." Half-day pre-conference seminar presented with Paula Curtis at EDUCAUSE 2009 (November 2009). "Customer-Focused Community Source: Concepts and Processes." Presented at 10th Sakai Conference (July 2009). "Not Dead Yet: Why the Institutional LMS is Worth Saving." eLearn Magazine (July 2009). See complete list...
Previously	Indiana University Digital Library Program Project Manager, Variations on Video Collaborative Planning Grant (IMLS, $49,504) Technical Project Manager, Variations3 Digital Music Library Project (IMLS, $768,747) Usability Specialist, Sakaibrary Project Development Manager and Usability Specialist, Variations2, (2001-2005) (NSF/NEH, $3M) Usability Specialist, Integrating Licensed Library Resources with Sakai (2006-2007)(Mellon, $438,000) Technical project manager, IU Libraries Web Site (2007-2009) Adjunct Lecturer, IU School of Library and Information Science (2001-2004) L542--Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction L595--Usability Testing Workshop Director of User Experience, UNext, Inc., Bloomington, Indiana (2000-2001) Learning Portal Program Manager, Agilent Technologies, Fort Collins, Colorado (1999-2000) Productivity and Quality Manager, Project Manager, Senior Software Engineer, Software Engineer, Hewlett-Packard, Fort Collins, Colorado (1988-1999) See my vita... (PDF)