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# Noreen Y. Whysel
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Information Architect, UX Researcher, COO, CPO, Instructor, Facilitator
## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://whysel.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.
## Posts
- [Blog](https://whysel.com/blog/)
- [Informed Consent: Vetting Research Software for Privacy](https://whysel.com/2024/05/13/informed-consent-vetting-research-software-for-privacy/): We’d like to be sure that the data about our research participants stays between us and the test participant, but are our participants fully aware of the data sharing agreements underlying their use of the testing tools? The confidentiality agreement they have with us is only part of the picture. In this article, I’ll discuss
- [Ethics in Computer Programming: Move Fast, and Let Someone Else Break Things](https://whysel.com/2023/05/05/move-fast-ethics-in-computing/): In a session yesterday of the NSF CyberAmbassadors leadership training program, my breakout group were tasked with discussing a case study of a potential ethics violation in research data privacy. The Code of Conduct that we were to use to determine if a violation occurred was the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM). The case study
- [UX-LX: Preventing Digital Harm Keynote and Searcher Behavior Workshop](https://whysel.com/2023/07/31/ux-lisbon-digital-harm-understanding-search-behavior/): In May, I was invited to speak at UX Lisbon, on Preventing Digital Harm in Online Spaces. At the main event, I presented the Internet Safety Lab's framework for preventing digital harm in connected products. This included a discussion of the relationship technologies have with consumers. I demonstrated techniques designers should adopt to mitigate the
- [Consumer Attitudes Towards Product Safety](https://whysel.com/2024/03/06/consumer-attitudes-toward-internet-connected-product-safety/): Just published: “Consumer Attitudes Towards Product Safety: Physical Consumer Goods vs. Internet Connected Products”. In my latest research with Lisa LeVasseur at Internet Safety Labs. we looked consumer perceptions and attitudes of safety of a variety of products. This research received financial support from the Internet Society Foundation. Yahoo! Finance picked it up! ...and if the 75 min read
- [ReOps+: Informed Consent: Vetting Research Software for Privacy](https://whysel.com/2024/05/13/informed-consent-vetting-research-software-for-privacy-2/): Informed Consent: ReOps+ article on research participant data privacy to help user experience researchers protect their liability and improve trust among participants.
- [Losing Our Third Place](https://whysel.com/2022/08/20/losing-our-third-space/): I have been working from home for a couple decades, so a number of things were new for me during the COVID pandemic, and the hardest was probably having everyone else at home with me. My husband and my eldest who was in col
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