Help us better understand your needs around web publishing, and play a part in shaping our future web services. We are running pop-up workshops in late May to end of July in a variety of University campus locations.

If your work involves influencing, creating or publishing web content or working with a content management system, we want to collaborate with you.

This is for you if you:

• want to influence how we design future web services for your team, schools or business units
• use your own or 3rd party web services for your work
• have an opinion or two to contribute to the future of our web services

Or you may be simply curious about and have an enthusiasm to advise us on our future web services.

Please note:

• This is not just for EdWeb CMS users. This is for the whole web publishing and management community.
• Every workshop can be different depending on the research phases the project in.

Sign up here for the upcoming Design Research workshops

Sign up to a workshop coming near you, and pop in to have a look and to help us co-design our future web services.

We will continue to schedule workshops over the coming weeks. So please visit this blog post edin.ac/fws-research for updates.

Workshop@Kings Buildings, Tuesday 16th July 2019 13:45 to 16:45

Venue: Murchison House, room G.31

Time: Tuesday 16th July 2019 – Pop in for one or two or three hours between 13:45 and 16:45

Focus: Service innovation, journey maps and personas, role play and scenarios, assembling service blueprints.

Sign up to our workshop on 16th July

Workshop@Easter Bush, Thursday 18th July 2019 09:30 to 12:30

Venue: G.01, Vet Teaching Building

Time: Tuesday 18th July 2019 – Pop in for one or two or three hours between 09:30 and 12:30

Focus: Service innovation, journey maps and personas, role play and scenarios, assembling service blueprints.

Sign up to our workshop on 18th July

Download the do-it-yourself kit

If you can’t make it to one of our workshops, please download this do-it-yourself kit to complete the activities in your own time, and return it to us. You can also use this kit to share with any colleagues who might be interested.

Future web services design research do-it-yourself kit

Contact

Dr Priscilla Chueng-Nainby

Email: Priscilla.nainby@ed.ac.uk
Phone: 0131 650 4935

Duncan Stephen

Email: duncan.stephen@ed.ac.uk
Phone: 0131 651 4316

More about the Future Web Services design research project

Over the last two months, we have carried out a University-wide series of community engagements. This user research exercise has informed our work around the University website service and the CMS to be delivered by 2020/2021.

We invite your participation at the next service design workshops happening within the next week. It will take one to 3 (ideal) hours of your time (details below). These sessions are set up to be easy, fun and creative for anyone to come together to co-design future web services with peers.

If you have any involvement in web content in the University and you are interested in participating, please accept this invitation and come along to one of the sessions indicated for an hour or longer if it fits your timetable. Otherwise, last-minute participation is welcome so just pop in!

If you know of anyone else who might be interested in participating, please spread the word as we want to ensure we include a wide range of people.

Please feel free to ask any questions. We shall look forward to the collaborations with you! Write to me to arrange for service co-design research workshop specifically for your team: priscilla.nainby@ed.ac.uk

More about the service co-design workshop

Service co-design at the school of literature, language and culture:

Service co-design at the Edinburgh College of Art

We only need one to three hours of your time to pop into the venue near you to have your say. If you really haven’t got any time, please download or drop by to pick up the workshop kit to do it in your own time and pace at your desk.

1. Introduction and Project updates (15m)

2. Collective Wishes & Sorting (15m)

3. Profile and Journey mapping (30m)

Speed Sharing & pairs (15m)

4. Role Play 1: Current Scenario (20m)

5. Assembling service blueprint 1 (20m)

Speed Sharing & group (20m)

6. Role Play 2: Future Scenarios (20m)

7. Assembling service blueprint 2 (20m)

Presentation and wrap up (15m)

And of course, you can stay for as long as you wish to do more of the above to make your voice heard.

A glimpse of the what we have gathered at the workshops

Personas edits

Journey maps

Contact us

Dr. Priscilla Chueng-Nainby

Email: Priscilla.nainby@ed.ac.uk
Phone: 0131 650 4935

Duncan Stephen

Email: duncan.stephen@ed.ac.uk
Phone: 0131 651 4316

Sign up to our workshops at  edin.ac/fws-research