David Dylan Thomas

February 2020: Customizing the WordPress Dashboard and Using Content Strategy to Avoid Cognitive Bias

Encouraging Clients to Safely Share a Passwords

By Liam Dempsey

@LiamDempsey

Liam Dempsy
  • PW Push: lets your client share a password, credit card info and other data with you in a secure way. This is a free service. You can set parameter for the info to be deleted after view numbers, dates, and other parameters.

Also good practice to encourage clients to use password keepers such as

  • LastPass
  • OnePass

Article on sharing passwords that his agency wrote on this topic that they share with clients.


Using Content Strategy to Avoid Cognitive Bias

By David Dylan Thomas

@Movie_Pundit

David Dylan Thomas presenting at Villanova
  • Fighting Pattern Recognition
  • Check out the wiki page on this topic. Do one topic a day.
  • 95% of cognition happens below the conscious level.
  • We think things are more true that are easier to read and that rhyme. There are good and bad consequences to this.
  • People tend to promote easy to remember names and easy to pronounce names
  • Watch for bandwagon bias in collaboration
  • The framing effect: most dangerous bias. Fight it by not going fast. Slow down!

Slides and resource sheet coming soon

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