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Design requires balancing of user values, business requirements, stakeholder needs, technical factors, and applied ethics. We offer five design activities with value-rooted provocative cards to assess user–business value…
This project presents a series of interactive data visualizations which identify thematic trends in popular books amongst the Goodreads community. The presentation will also cover the pipeline developed…
I discuss the attitude of the OpenAI company toward copyright law and posit what it means for libraries to license its products. In doing so I hope to…
As a part of my Brooklyn Museum Fellowship, I am sharing a usability testing project on the old and newly launched site. It includes findings based on user…
I will discuss my experience as the Lesbian Herstory Archives Fellow and how I built upon the — Cataloging Manual which myself and two other colleagues, Emilee Buytkinz…
This presentation offers an overview of my key contributions and overall product design fellowship experience with MoMA’s Digital team. I’ll highlight two of my favorite projects, share key…
This project examines how academic libraries are aligning their sustainability goals with emerging digital technologies, specifically large language models. Survey data from the top 20 research university libraries…
A presentation examining grassroots archival work done by folks online, and the ways that smaller groups can archive art that might not be feasible for universities or libraries
Founded in 1976, Franklin Furnace is a non-profit arts organization dedicated to preserving avant-garde art forms. Soon to be publicly available, Franklin Furnace’s Vertical Files are a large…
This project is an overview of my experience working for Pratt’s Department of Exhibitions where I helped post content for the galleries and strategized ways to improve the…
This project is a processing plan and a finding aid for records pertaining to St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. St. Joseph’s Church was a religious institution located in the…
This presentation will touch on the experience of cataloging items from Our Streets Our, Stories by the Center For Brooklyn History’s Pratt Fellow. The Collection is a valuable case study on the importance of collecting robust metadata at the time of collection.
“Word Portraits” is a paper quilt composed of 12 hand-embroidered tiles, each one pairing a word in Arabic with its Portuguese equivalent. Stitched in black and green thread…
This project explores accessibility at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art through the implementation of alternative text (alt text) for artworks. We developed a structured workflow to guide the…
This poster explores the keywords and thesauri used at The Leslie-Lohman Museum, highlighting constraints of their existing DAM for inclusive vocabularies, and the ways to incorporate these systems…
During my time as a fellow at the Watson Library my main task was working on what were called NOSH items. NOSH standing for No Subject Heading. This…
Join us for an interactive exhibit of student-designed Internet of Things (IoT) projects tackling real-world challenges. Drop by to see demos, talk with the creators, and imagine the…
The Brooklyn Seltzer Museum is a Museum located inside the oldest seltzer works in New York City. It showcases the art and science of seltzer-making through the eyes…
Conducted an SEO audit and provided strategies and recommendations with the goal to enhance Jif website’s search engine visibility, user experience and overall performance.
“Meet Me in the Data: Indie Sleaze in Context” is a data visualization project that explores the 2000s NYC indie music scene through interactive maps, timelines, and visual…