a disadvantage of testing on site (field studies) ...

Coginitive Walktrough is evaluation method proposed by ..

Heuristic examples are shown bellow, except ...

Analyst questions user on one-to-one basis usually based on prepared questions, is query techniques called ..

Below are style of question in questionnaire, except ..

A method of gathering information from a representative sample of participants/groups. Information is collected by means of standardized procedures so that every individual is asked the same questions in more or less the same way.

A structured process which allows your peers to (often anonymously) review specific aspects of your work. Here committees provide feedback on individual, team or organizational performance.

It is a form of experimental research that focuses on the effects of the researcher's direct actions within a participating community with the goal of improving the performance of the community.

This approach surveys a large number of individuals and applies statistical techniques to recognize overall patterns in the relations of processes. Importantly, the use of surveys can be done across groups.

Using survey methods across a large group of individuals enables generalization.

It is the process of comparing your performance to that of other leading organizations, groups or communities. It is often used as a longitudinal measure of change.

Using open-ended questions and interviews allows researchers and practitioners to understand how individuals are doing, what their experiences are, and recognize important antecedents and outcomes of interest that might not surface when surveyed with pre-determined questions.

Learning occurs when we take in information, think about it, make sense of it, and fit it in with what we already know. Reflective writing using a journal has the potential to provide us with a systematic approach to our development as reflective, critical and constructive learners.

Its purpose of is to anticipate the consequences of policy and service decisions on different communities and make sure that any negative consequences are eliminated or minimized and opportunities are maximized.

Two types of this method are used in community development evaluation:

Which of the following is not a design principle that allow the user to maintain control?

Providing accelerators (e.g. keyboard shortcuts) mostly addresses?

Which of the following does not include in Shneiderman’s 8 golden rules?

Which principle in 8 golden rules is applied this feature?

Which design rule does it applied?