CONCEPT 4
CONCEPT 4
What if the CV could contextualize faculty effort?
What if the CV could contextualize faculty effort?
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Overview
This design concept envisions a future where the intersectional identities of faculty members are acknowledged and taken into account in their experiences. The major change is the way work is presented. Whenever possible, data is included to compare the experiences of faculty members with specific intersectional identities to the overall average. The goal of this concept is to educate viewers on the ways in which the experiences of different groups of faculty members can vary.
Big Ideas
Compare faculty performance to global and intersectional averages.
Provide an outlet to share general life events (ex: birth or death in the family, etc.) and contextualize them with a deeper analysis of their impact.
Be more up-front on the impact of faculty efforts.
Prototype
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More information about features
Quick overview of achievements
Quick overview of achievements
All of the most impactful work is collected visually on the homepage.
Intersectional analysis
Intersectional analysis
Each "line item" is contextualized with data about how productive others are at the same activity. Your work is compared to both the global average and the inteintersectional average. This comparison reveals work disparities between different groups.
Life context
Life context
Everyone has stressors in their home life that impact their ability to be productive at work. Some people have more extreme stress than others. Our app provides a glance of some major life events and contextualizes why those events are particularly stressful (or not).
Obvious impact
Obvious impact
The dashboard pulls out impact statements that quickly convey how impactful the work has been.
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