BSIT 1 - Evaluation Topic

It is often considered a discount usability technique because it is a cheap approach.

• Cognitive Walkthrough

• Heuristic Evaluation

• Model-Based Evaluation

• Using Previous Studies

Relies on asking the user about the interface directly.

• Observational Methods

• Query Techniques

• Empirical Methods

• Physiological Response

This type of evaluation takes the designer or evaluator out into the user’s work environment in order to observe the system in action.

• Observational Methods

• Laboratory Studies

• Field Studies

• Experimental Evaluation

A ______________ involves the evaluators performing the sequence of actions for each task and evaluating their learnability and usability from the users' perspective.

• Cognitive Walkthrough

• Heuristic Evaluation

• Empirical Methods

• Observational Method

It can be used to gather intermediate state evidence concerning the procedures used by a system to compute a function.

• Protocol Analysis

• Cooperative Evaluation

• Automated Analysis

• Post-task Walkthrough

This design represents the process of doing the evaluation, it can be either between-subjects (randomized) or within-subjects (repeated measures).

It represent things to modify and measure in the evaluation.

It is the systematic collection of information about the activities, characteristics, and outcomes of programs to make judgments about the program, improve program effectiveness, and/or inform decisions about future program development.

_______ helps test whether the interface meets the set requirements or not.

It represent the set of people who going used for the experiment.