Interviewee: John Warren
QMIND is Canada’s largest organization on AI. Each year we lead 30+ teams of 4–6 students from Queen’s University through AI Research, AI Ethics papers, Disruptive Technology Projects (ie. Quantum Computing), and Consulting projects, solving real world problems for industry clients.
Since it’s founding, QMIND has been collecting our 28–37 design team projects by Google Form, and converts it into a Design Team Lookbook (PDF) at the end of each year. The purpose of this interview is to explore how you interact with the current format of our project look book…
We want to understand the pain-points and the positives of the current way we organize our projects, from the perspective of someone who is somewhat familiar with QMIND, in order to better understand:
On your own device, open up the PDF from the QMIND website and just scroll through it. Feel free to speak your thoughts, but overall I just want to see how you navigate it and I will ask you questions on why you did a certain action.
Action: Read table of content
Feedback: Titles are hard to read because of the oddly organized bold words