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Rob Fay has over twelve years of experience supporting federal, state, and commercial information technology and product development initiatives. He has a passion for user experience topics including information architecture, interaction design, social media, information management, and usability. Mr. Fay currently works as Blackboard's User Experience Architect. In his role of being the user advocate, he leads the company's user research efforts, curates their design pattern library, and designs products that transform the experience of education. Rob holds graduate degrees in Information Management and Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Maryland, College Park. He lives in the outskirts of DC in suburban Maryland with his wife, twin 4 yo daughters, and his dog named Mattingly.

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Rob Fay 7:08 am on 3/26/2009
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- Why I am no longer calling myself an information architect.
- Survey: When is an Accordion not an Accordion? Everywhere I go lately, it seems that interaction designers and web developers are talking about accordion widgets and debating about what makes an accordion an accordion. Not everyone working in this field has heard the term (some may simply refer to stacked panels or collapsible panels but most get the gist fairly easily. Ironically, none of the UI elements described as accordions share the actual behavior of a real-world accordion (the musical instrument): namely, that stretching an accordion opens all the folds evenly.
- Infographic-Style Retelling of Little Red Riding Hood
- Talk: Video Available – Interactive Prototyping with DHTML (Mix 09)

	Whitney Hess on Lay Your Weapons Down and Cele…
	… on Games in Education
	Semantic Will on Memphis, Here I Come
	Victor Lombardi on Desirability Heuristics
	Rob Fay on UPA’s User Focus Confere…

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