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Raskin's 1st law of Interface Design "A computer shall not harm your work or, through inaction, allow your work to come to harm " 22:15 -I believe a single user has guessed to reload the page, after three previous failed attempts. | Raskin's 1st law of Interface Design "A computer shall not harm your work or, through inaction, allow your work to come to harm " 22:15 -I believe a single user has guessed to reload the page, after three previous failed attempts. | ||
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| <u>Research Questions <br /></u> | |||
| <u>Performance Benchmarks<br /></u> | |||
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| How do users try and access Ubiquity | |||
*Number of things they tried before launching Ub. | |||
*Time before launching Ub | |||
*Did the instructor have to directly show them how? | |||
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| How do they learn the command syntax? | |||
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| Do users value Ubiquity? | |||
*Feedback | |||
*Followup studies | |||
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| How would we identify problematic commands via statistical analysis? | |||
*look at failed commands & commonalities | |||
**Lack of completion | |||
**High error rates | |||
*User feedback of poor commands, correlate with data | |||
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=== Timeline === | === Timeline === | ||
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