[ItHCI] M7 - Usability Testing

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Efficiency measures the amount of effort to complete the task.
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Metrics are measured in the context of a task.
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Effectiveness
It measures the ability to complete a task.
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formative
The \___________ usability goal is to make improvements in the design.
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Metrics should be observable and quantifiable.
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SATISFACTION
Effectiveness measures the joy with the experience of using the product.
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EFFECTIVENESS
Satisfaction measures the ability to complete a task.
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Efficiency
It measures the amount of effort to complete the task.
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Classic laboratory
In this setup, testing staff can communicate freely.
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Classic laboratory setup is not suitable for exploratory tests.
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Metrics
A way of measuring or evaluating a phenomena or thing.
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The earlier the formative evaluation, the more impact the usability evaluations will have on the design.
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TEST MONITOR SKILLS
To improve timmer skills, one should learn basic principles in human factors.
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DATA LOGGER
Video recording operators classify critical activities and events of a test into coded categories.
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FORMATIVE
The \___________ usability goal is to make improvements in the design.
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ELECTRONIC OBSERVATION
In this setup, observers are in different rooms while test monitors and participants remain in the same room.
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SINGLE ROOM
It is a setup where in the test monitor has a close contact with the participant. Together with observers in one room.
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Satisfaction
It measures the joy with the experience of using the product.
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Task
Metrics are measured in the context of a \_____.
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Being comfortable with ambiguity is one of the characteristics of a good product expert.
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formative
The earlier the \____________ evaluation, the more impact the usability evaluations will have on the design.
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Test Monitor
One of the problems encountered by \__________ is leading the participant instead of enabling.
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UX
Usability is the entire interaction of the user with the design or product.
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Timers keep track of the beginning and ending time.
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EFFICIENCY
Satisfaction measures the amount of effort to complete the task.
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METRICS
The goal of \___________ usability is to evaluate how well a product or piece of functionality meets its objectives.
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Will the users like the product? Is one of the questions that usability metrics should answer.
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Usability metrics reveals something about the user experience.
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The goal of summative usability is to evaluate how well a product or piece of functionality meets its objectives.
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User experience is the entire interaction of the user with the design or product.
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It is a good practice for a test monitor to be too involved with data collection.
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TEST MONITOR
It is the most critical role in usability testing.
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Product Expert
If there are technical problems encountered with the product being tested, this role might intervene the test.
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Modified single room
This setup encourages the participant to think aloud.
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In classic laboratory setup, observers are in different rooms while test monitors and participants remain in the same room.
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VIDEO RECORDING OPERATORS
The data logger ensures that test materials are visible.
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Modified single room
In this kind of setup, observers, participants, and test monitors are in one room. However, the test monitor is freer to move.
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Efficiency measures the joy with the experience of using the product.
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false
User experience refers to the ability of the user to use the thing to carry out a task successfully.
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false
One of the problems encountered by a data logger is leading the participant instead of enabling.
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Data Logger
Classifies critical activities and events of a test into coded categories.
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Electronic observation
In this setup, observers get to view the test without worrying about interfering.
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Usability metrics also measure something about people and their behaviors and attitudes.
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Usability
It refers to the ability of the user to use the thing to carry out a task successfully.
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In the electronic observation room, all advantage of a single-room is carried.
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User Experience
It is the individual's entire interaction with the product, including the thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that result in the interaction.
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Classic laboratory
This environment setup is not suitable for exploratory tests.
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CLASSIC LAB
In modified single-room, testing st.aff can communicate freely
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User experience includes the thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that result from the user's interaction with the product.
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Product Expert
The one who is familiar with the product under review.
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Efficiency measures the ability to complete a task.
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Getting how long it takes for a user to complete a task is an example under satisfaction.
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Usability and user experience are just the same in definition.
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Only in single-room setup the test monitor can affect the participant.
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TEST MONITOR
Test observers are the most critical role in conducting usability testing.
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Usability refers to the ability of the user to use the thing to carry out a task successfully.
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CLASSIC LAB
Modified single-room setup might be very impersonal.
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TIMERS
It is often performed by the camera operator.
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CLASSIC LAB
Single-room setup might be very impersonal.
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MODIFIED SINGLE ROOM
In this kind of setup, observers, participants, and test monitors are in one room. However, the test monitor is freer to move.
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true
Efficiency measures the amount of effort to complete the task.
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true
Metrics are measured in the context of a task.
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Effectiveness
It measures the ability to complete a task.
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formative
The \___________ usability goal is to make improvements in the design.
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true
Metrics should be observable and quantifiable.
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FALSE

SATISFACTION
Effectiveness measures the joy with the experience of using the product.
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FALSE

EFFECTIVENESS
Satisfaction measures the ability to complete a task.
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Efficiency
It measures the amount of effort to complete the task.
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Classic laboratory
In this setup, testing staff can communicate freely.
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true
Classic laboratory setup is not suitable for exploratory tests.
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Metrics
A way of measuring or evaluating a phenomena or thing.
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false
The earlier the formative evaluation, the more impact the usability evaluations will have on the design.
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TEST MONITOR SKILLS
To improve timmer skills, one should learn basic principles in human factors.
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FALSE

DATA LOGGER
Video recording operators classify critical activities and events of a test into coded categories.
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FORMATIVE
The \___________ usability goal is to make improvements in the design.
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ELECTRONIC OBSERVATION
In this setup, observers are in different rooms while test monitors and participants remain in the same room.
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SINGLE ROOM
It is a setup where in the test monitor has a close contact with the participant. Together with observers in one room.
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Satisfaction
It measures the joy with the experience of using the product.
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Task
Metrics are measured in the context of a \_____.
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True
Being comfortable with ambiguity is one of the characteristics of a good product expert.
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formative
The earlier the \____________ evaluation, the more impact the usability evaluations will have on the design.
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Test Monitor
One of the problems encountered by \__________ is leading the participant instead of enabling.
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FALSE

UX
Usability is the entire interaction of the user with the design or product.
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true
Timers keep track of the beginning and ending time.
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FALSE

EFFICIENCY
Satisfaction measures the amount of effort to complete the task.
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METRICS
The goal of \___________ usability is to evaluate how well a product or piece of functionality meets its objectives.
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true
Will the users like the product? Is one of the questions that usability metrics should answer.
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true
Usability metrics reveals something about the user experience.
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true
The goal of summative usability is to evaluate how well a product or piece of functionality meets its objectives.
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true
User experience is the entire interaction of the user with the design or product.
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It is a good practice for a test monitor to be too involved with data collection.
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TEST MONITOR
It is the most critical role in usability testing.
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Product Expert
If there are technical problems encountered with the product being tested, this role might intervene the test.
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Modified single room
This setup encourages the participant to think aloud.
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true
In classic laboratory setup, observers are in different rooms while test monitors and participants remain in the same room.
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FALSE

VIDEO RECORDING OPERATORS
The data logger ensures that test materials are visible.
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Modified single room
In this kind of setup, observers, participants, and test monitors are in one room. However, the test monitor is freer to move.
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false
Efficiency measures the joy with the experience of using the product.
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false
User experience refers to the ability of the user to use the thing to carry out a task successfully.
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false
One of the problems encountered by a data logger is leading the participant instead of enabling.

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