Brian Traynor

in user satisfaction measures, the attribution of blame by users and user classification of social media platforms. Brian is an active member of the IEEE Professional Communication Society and is a contributor to the ISO/IEC SC7 Systems and Software Engineering Working Group 2 in the area of documentation. Brian attended his first UXPA (UPA) conference in 2008. Before returning to an academic environment, Brian was a senior manager of knowledge services at Nortel. While at Nortel he was primarily responsible for the development of information products in the wireless portfolio. Mount Royal University is a student-first undergraduate post-secondary university in Alberta, boasting small class sizes, supportive professors and hands-on learning. Make a lasting difference Donate now Faculties Arts Business Communications Continuing | include: Information Architecture,Usability, and Project and Content Management. Brian has | Digital Marketing and Social Media | Design Education and Practice | Social Media and Politics

Brian Traynor is Associate Professor at Mount Royal University and is affiliated with Faculty of Business, Communication Studies and Aviation, School of Communication Studies. Collected research and teaching information includes in user satisfaction measures, the attribution of blame by users and user classification of social media platforms. Brian is an active member of the IEEE Professional Communication Society and is a contributor to the ISO/IEC SC7 Systems and Software Engineering Working Group 2 in the area of documentation. Brian attended his first UXPA (UPA) conference in 2008. Before returning to an academic environment, Brian was a senior manager of knowledge services at Nortel. While at Nortel he was primarily responsible for the development of information products in the wireless portfolio. Mount Royal University is a student-first undergraduate post-secondary university in Alberta, boasting small class sizes, supportive professors and hands-on learning. Make a lasting difference Donate now Faculties Arts Business Communications Continuing; include: Information Architecture,Usability, and Project and. This summary considered all 3 collected sources.