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Moderating Usability Tests - Principles and Practices for Interacting

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Informationen zum Autor Joe Dumas is a recognized expert in usability evaluation. He has 25 years experience as a usability professional. He as moderated or observed others moderate thousands of usability testing sessions and taught numerous students and usability professionals how to moderate. He is the author of A practical guide to usability testing (with Ginny Redish), Designing user interfaces for software, and numerous articles, both for researchers and practitioners. He is currently a Usability Consultant for Oracle Corporation. He was a Senior Human Factors Specialist at Bentley College’s Design and Usability Center and taught graduate courses in the college’s Human Factors in Information Design Master’s Degree program. He has a Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology. Klappentext Two veteran usability testers have mined their experience to identify the underlying principles of successful interaction with test participants. They've captured these in the "10 golden rules of interaction." Zusammenfassung Drawing on the authors' combined 40 years of usability testing experience! this title presents some of the most effective principles and practices. It offers targeted advice on how to maintain objectivity. It discusses the ethical considerations that apply in different usability testing.

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