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    Brad Bowman of Aten Design talks about the Usability Testing of Drupal 7 that happened at the University of Baltimore the week before Drupalcon.

    You can read more details on the Usability Testing Drupalcon session here and watch it here. More details at: http://drupalusability.org http://drupal.org/project/issues/search/drupal?issue_tags=UBUserTesting2http://drupal.org/community-initiatives/drupal-core/usability

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  2. DrupalEasy Podcast 48: Leave the Cat, Take the Cannolis | DrupalEasybookmark[tags]=

    Drupal 7 RC2, worldwide release parties, Drupalcon Chicago sessions, and Larry Garfield’s stellar post about Drupal’s audiences lead the way as Andrew, Ryan, and Mike get together for another DrupalEasy podcast. Listen in as they talk about Wolfgang’s Master’s Degree, Mike stumbles trying to extract meaning from Crell’s mind, and they all get excited about the potential increase in DrupalCon session quality.

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  3. Drupal Voiced 132: Mike Meyers on Examiner.com and Drupal 7

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    —Huffduffed by jrsinclair 2 years ago