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Barton "Bart" James Christner, M.F.A., B.S.

UX Leadership; executive-level project management & design

Barton James Christner

Kiosk

A standing display that demonstrates itself to passers-by.

D5 Kiosk: a collage of the work in this chapter

Typically a lightweight stall or structure, arranged carefully to impart information, offer functionality, generate interest, or task efficiency.


Demonstration

Materials and metaphor to make evident or establish by argument or reasoning, intended to reveal or suggest a process, practice, or product. To illustrate by example, a specimen or experiment, to verify, confirm or corroborate a given statement.

Display

Arrangement of advertising, marketing, collateral, carefully presented, held up, spread out, made evident, including merchandise to please the eye or attract new buyers. Structure, placed in public view, promoting the sale of goods or services, as at a market, exhibition, or fair.

Booth

Compartment, stall, or lightweight structure with unlimited potential locations or uses, from refrigerators to airports, dashboards, health clubs, libraries, to movie theaters.

Dan Hupp

Founder / C.E.O.,
Performance Consulting

"Core competencies emerge after 35 years of experience in developing and conducting leadership development and certification workshops for international organizations in a wide range of industries. Previously V.P. of Research and Development for Development Dimensions International, we expanded the Interaction Management program from 10 to over 45 modules. We produced 400+ instructional videos and films, as well as multi-rater assessment. As the primary instructional designers, one of our clients, AT&T, won ISPI and ASTD "World-Class Performance Management" awards. Operating Dan Hupp Performance Consulting, we serve as instructional consultant for Transitions Optical, while supporting SHIP, the leadership development company founded by Dr. John Stahl-Wert, a renowned co-author of the book, The Serving Leader."

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