Speaking
Evan actively speaks about experience design and the digital afterlife. Here’s a list of his recent presentations. You can contact him with any speaking opportunities.
2011
Personal Digital Archiving 2011
The Lost Curator: Personal Digital Archives and the Death Transition
South by Southwest Interactive
You’re Dead, Your Data Isn’t: What Happens Now?
UNC School of Information and Library Science
Card Sorting was a guest lecture presented to students in INLS 718, User Interface Design on the practice of cart sorting in creating website architectures.
UNC School of Information and Library Science
Your Digital Afterlife was a guest lecture presented to students in INLS 697, Emerging Issues in Information Science, about my work in the digital afterlife arena.
Library of Congress FLICC Forum (Keynote)
Preserving Personal Legacy in the Digital Age
Michigan Archival Association Annual Meeting (Keynote)
Preserving Personal Legacy in the Digital Age
2010
UNC Webmasters Group
User Research for Higher Education Websites presented an overview of user research methods that can be used during each phase of a .edu redesign project.
South by Southwest Interactive
Become Immortal: Understanding the Digital Afterlife was rated one of the top presentations of the conference, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 possible points.
Ignite Raleigh
What Happens to Your Digital Identity After You Die? was a five-minute talk given at the second Ignite Raleigh event.
UNC School of Information and Library Science
Card Sorting was a guest lecture presented to students in INLS 718, User Interface Design on the practice of cart sorting in creating website architectures.
2009
UNC School of Information and Library Science
Testing Faceted Navigation in the Wild was a guest presentation for students and faculty that covered user testing techniques for faceted navigation on corporate websites.
UNC School of Information and Library Science
Card Sorting was a guest lecture presented to students in INLS 718, User Interface Design on the practice of cart sorting in creating website architectures.
