This 2024-25 academic year we have students from the Interaction Design Program at George Brown College's School of Design who are trained to help with tasks such as: 

• Creating wireframes, mock-ups, and prototypes to illustrate design ideas for web & mobile applications
• Designing user interface (UI) elements to provide interactive, informative, and engaging experiences
• Developing user personas, journey maps, information architecture, user flows, etc. 
• Conducting qualitative and quantitative research (surveys, interviews etc.) to inform and validate design decisions
• Performing usability tests to gain feedback and provide insights that help enhance user experiences -- George Brown College has state-of-the-art user testing facilities
• Creating 2D & 3D visuals for concept development of digital products, systems, and services
• Identifying and troubleshooting user experience (UX) problems (e.g., responsiveness, accessibility etc.) 
• Creating animated graphs or charts for walkthroughs of datasets for various digital visualization projects 
• Participating in design jams/sprints using knowledge of design tools such as card sorting, empathy maps, storyboarding etc. 

3.5 or higher GPA students are eligible for an optional Field Placement (part-time for up to 120 hours) to gain industry experience within their respective field of study.

We are seeking trusted employers who are able to offer work-term opportunities that support the following program learning outcomes:

1. Collaborate in a team environment with various stakeholders to design multi-disciplinary products and services.
2. Apply the appropriate tools that allow for designing, building, visualizing and programming digital interactive experiences.
3. Assess the requirements of a complex interactive media project.
4. Plan the development and execution of an interaction design project in response to resource and budgetary requirements.
5. Design a complex media project (interface, navigation, graphics, text treatment) using best practice design and development principles, and applying conceptual and theoretical frameworks.
6. Make interactive products, environments, systems and services using appropriate technologies, materials and manufacturing methods.
7. Perform all work in compliance with regulations, legislation, security policies, industry standards and codes of ethics.
8. Use research skills to assess and inform optimal digital user experience within interactive interfaces.
9. Apply creative and innovative thinking techniques to manage change and solve design problems.
10. Make recommendations based on human-computer interaction design guidelines to improve user experiences with interaction design.
11. Design an interactive product or service that delivers a usable interactive experience.
12. Contribute to a variety of interactive platforms and environments, incorporating the principles and elements of design.
13. Create a design solution in accordance with strategies, recommendations and state-of-the art methodologies.