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WorksheetsY5-Criterion D: Evaluating the Solution
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is product testing?
What is a data collection method?
What is a testing method?
What is the difference between testing methods and data collection methods?
What is analysis of data?
Tick all the strands of Criterion D
Design detailed and relevant testing methods, which generate data, to measure the success of the solution
Critically evaluate the success of the solution against the design specification
Explain how the solution could be improved
Explain the impact of the solution on the client/target audience
Create planning/drawing diagrams of the created solution
Which of the following is a testing method?
User trial
User Observation
Field trial
Expert appraisal
Perfomance testing
Which of the following is a data collection method?
Survey
Questionnaire
Interview
Observation
Table of ratings
What kind of data shall you collect during testing of the product?
Quantitative data.
Qualitative data
Both quantitative and qualitative data
None of the above
Smooth talking data
How many testing methods must you define to use to test your product?
At least 3 testing methods.
A minimum of one testing method.
A minimum of 4 testing methods.
Depends on you and your product.
What must you capture in strand 1 when defining the testing methods to be used to test the product?
Description of each testing method.
Description of how each testing method shall be used.
Description of the number and the people who tested the product for each testing method.
Description of the results/feedback obtained from each testing method carried out.
How many people should you consult for each of testing method used; to test your product and get unbiased data.
one person
At least 3 people
two people is okay
As many as possible.
When is it appropriate to use user trial and user observation?
testing usability of the product.
testing intuitiveness of the product.
testing the functionality of the product
you can use it to test anything
When is it appropirate to use perfomance and field testing?
testing functionality of the product
testing perfomance of the product
testing usability of the product
testing intuitiveness of the product
How do you evaluate the success of the created solution?
Using the design specifications
Reffering to the initial problem
Using the design brief
Using the design specifcations based on the analysis of the collected data
Should you test all the design specifications in all the testing methods used to test the product?
Yes you need to test all the design specification in each of the testing method used.
You need to only test the design specifications that are relevant and appropriate to each of the testing method used.
I am not sure, help me!
In Strand 2, how do you effectively evaluate the success of each of the design specification of your product.
by stating whether the design specifications were successfull or not.
by mentioning whether the design specifications were successfull or not while referring to data obtained from the testing carried out.
by explaining whether the design specifcations were successfull or not while referring to specific data obtained from the testing carried out.
None of the above. Nimechoka!
In Strand 3 of Criterion D you are supposed to?
Explain the improvements to be made to the solution.
Explain the strengths, weaknesses of the solution created.
Explain the strenghts, weaknesses and improvements to be made to the solution.
Explain the strenghts, weakneses, improvements to be made to the solution based on feedback obtained from the data analyzed.
How do you explain the strenghts, weaknesses and areas of improvements of the created solution?
Using the data obtained from the testing carried out on the solution.
Analyzing the solution itslef to identify the strenghts, weaknesses and areas of improvements.
Thinking about what could be the strenghts, weaknesses and areas of improvements of the solution.
Asking a friend to provide you with the information on this.
How do you explain the impact of the created solution?
By reffering to the original problem
Referring to the design brief
Referring to the design specification
Referring to the chosen design
Do you need to explain the likely negative effects of the created solution on the client/target audience?
Yes
Not a must
Where possible
Who cares
Does Criterion D need to have appendices?
Yes
No
Not a must
What kind of appendices should be provided in Criterion D?
Sample evidences of the data collected for each of all the testing method used e.g responses obtained from surveys done, questionnaires done, interviews done etc
Sample evidences of the data collected for some of the testing method used e.g responses obtained from surveys done, questionnaires done, interviews done etc
Sample evidences of the data collected for any one of the testing method used e.g responses obtained from surveys done, observation done, questionnaires done etc
Appendices are not required for Criterion D
