Moderating Usability Tests

Moderating Usability Tests
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Publisher : Elsevier
Total Pages : 207
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ISBN-10 : 9780080558271
ISBN-13 : 0080558275
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Book Synopsis Moderating Usability Tests by : Joseph S. Dumas

Download or read book Moderating Usability Tests written by Joseph S. Dumas and published by Elsevier. This book was released on 2008-04-09 with total page 207 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Moderating Usability Tests provides insight and guidance for usability testing. To a large extent, successful usability testing depends on the skills of the person facilitating the test. However, most usability specialists still learn how to conduct tests through an apprentice system with little formal training. This book is the resource for new and experienced moderators to learn about the rules and practices for interacting. Authors Dumas and Loring draw on their combined 40 years of usability testing experience to develop and present the most effective principles and practices – both practical and ethical – for moderating successful usability tests. The videos are available from the publisher's companion web site. Presents the ten “golden rules that maximize every session’s value Offers targeted advice on how to maintain objectivity Discusses the ethical considerations that apply in all usability testing Explains how to reduce the stress that participants often feel Considers the special requirements of remote usability testing Demonstrates good and bad moderating techniques with laboratory videos accessible from the publisher’s companion web site


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