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    This document discusses different methods for evaluating interface designs including usability studies, surveys, focus groups, feedback from experts, comparative experiments, participant observation, and simulation and formal models. Each method can help achieve different goals like understanding user experience, comparing designs, or modeling interactions. The document also notes important considerations for evaluation methods like reliability, generalizability, realism, feasibility of comparison tests, and work involved.

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    This document discusses different methods for evaluating interface designs including usability studies, surveys, focus groups, feedback from experts, comparative experiments, participant observation, and simulation and formal models. Each method can help achieve different goals like understanding user experience, comparing designs, or modeling interactions. The document also notes important considerations for evaluation methods like reliability, generalizability, realism, feasibility of comparison tests, and work involved.

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    EVALUATING DESIGNS motivation and menu

    Scott Klemmer www.hci-class.org

    How can we measure success? How do we know?

    Why Evaluate Designs with People?

    What are some things you might want to learn about an interface? How would you nd them out?

    Different Methods Achieve Different Goals


    Some Examples...
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    Usability Studies
    informal formal

    Surveys & Focus Groups

    http://sfpuc.c.topica.com/maapeWDab5NjaaU3oZpeaeQK6z/

    Feedback from Experts

    Comparative Experiments

    Joel Brandt et al., comparing Community Help and Blueprint

    Participant Observation

    e.g., Sutton & Hargadon, brainstorming groups

    Simulation & Formal Models

    courtesy Shumin Zhai

    courtesy Peter Pirolli

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    Issues to Consider
    !Reliability/Precision !Generalizability !Realism !Comparison !Work Involved

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    What do you want to learn?


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