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Brian J. O'Keefe Ph.D.
Senior Interaction Designer
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Brian is a senior interaction designer; designing for a wholistic-user-expirence around digital capture devices at Eastman Kodak in Rochester, NY. His rich international experiences, background in fine arts and computer science coupled with a firm command of multimedia software tools, enables Brian to merge abstract usability-models with the successful deployment of innovative designs for interactive commercialized devices and services.
Recognition
> Guest Speaker at the Kodak Digital Technologies Forum, NY, USA: Feb 2010
> Judge "Interact 7" • Tyler School of Art, Temple University, USA: April 2009
> Exhibitionist “The Reminiscer” • FET 2009 Prague, Czech Republic: April 2009
> Guest lecturer “Multimedia Design” • Edinburgh Napier University, UK: Mar 2009
> Guest lecturer “Flash Review” • Edinburgh Napier University, UK: Dec 2008
> Presention "Companions Demo" • NordiCHI Conf, Lund, Sweden: Oct 2008
> Guest Speaker "Design By Lifestyles" • Irish HCI, Cork: Sept 2008
> Presented "Human-Centred Design" • British HCI, Liverpool, UK: Sept 2008
> Presented “PHOTOPAL and the Digital Echo” • CHI, Florence, Italy: May 2008
> PhD “Dyslexia as a Resource for Design” • IASTED, Austria: Mar 2008
> PhD “Dyslexia as a Resource for Design” • GIST Glasgow University: Mar 2008
> Conducted Workshop and Presentation • Dundee University: Feb 2008
> PhD “Dyslexia as a Resource for Design” • Napier University, UK: Nov 2007
> Attended PaperVision Workshop • Amsterdam, Holland: Oct 2007
> Supervised School of Computing MSc Student • Napier University: Sept 2007
> Coordinated COMPANIONS Project Workshop • Napier University: Aug 2007
> Judge at Siena Design Project • Siena, Italy: June 2007
> Presentation COMPANIONS Project • University of Siena, Italy: June 2007
> PhD “Dyslexia as a Resource for Design” • University Florence, Italy: April 2007
> PhD “Dyslexia as a Resource for Design” • University Aarhus, Denmark: Sept 2006
> Interactive PhD research “The Exam” • Temple University Tokyo, Japan: May 2005
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