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Evaluating the usability of portable electronic books
Proceedings of the 2003 ACM symposium on Applied computing, 2003This paper outlines the methodology and results of the EBONI Project's evaluation of portable electronic books, in which staff from UK academia were provided with a selection of book readers and asked to report back on their experiences. A set of issues of importance to users of electronic books is uncovered, and compared with concerns arising from ...
Ruth Wilson, Monica Landoni
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Proceedings of the third workshop on Research advances in large digital book repositories and complementary media, 2010
In this paper, we discuss the importance of evaluation and in particular the impact of user studies on the progress and improvement of e-books and their usability, with particular attention to their design and functionalities aimed at increasing overall user experience.
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In this paper, we discuss the importance of evaluation and in particular the impact of user studies on the progress and improvement of e-books and their usability, with particular attention to their design and functionalities aimed at increasing overall user experience.
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The Creation and Evaluation of Lecture E-books
2014 IEEE 14th International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies, 2014E-Books have become popular for leisure reading. Their ability to include multimedia and interactive content promise a new reading and learning experience for students. To examine this potential, we present a survey that analyzes the acceptance and requirements of lecture e-books by students.
Kai Michael Höver, Max Mühlhäuser
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Book Clubs and the Evaluation of Books
Public Opinion Quarterly, 1948Books represent a mass medium of communication which has received comparatively little attention from students of public opinion. In this article an attempt is made to evaluate some of the effects of the recent mushrooming of book clubs on the publishing of trade books as a whole, and to this end an experimental method of comparing the merit of various
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What About Books in the Evaluation Process?
2011What is the role of books or monographs and of their evaluation as scientific production in the field of management? Can a published book by a researcher in management be considered to be a scholarly production or even a scientific publication? If yes, under which conditions, to what extent and how?Raising the question of the legitimacy of management ...
Brabet, Julienne, Durand, Thomas
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Evaluating Customer Satisfaction with e-Books
2016 5th IIAI International Congress on Advanced Applied Informatics (IIAI-AAI), 2016It is an ongoing issue for all companies to determine how to satisfy customers continuously. Customer satisfaction has been broadly discussed as an indicator generally utilized to improve goods/services for customer retention. Since information and communication technology (ICT) is rapidly developing in every field, companies should capture customers ...
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Research Quality Criteria in the Evaluation of Books
2018In the Italian context of research evaluation, research output in the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) presents problematic issues in classification, particularly for the Humanities. In the case of the Italian context, in fact, the SSH area features an extremely varied spectrum of disciplinary domains. The Italian national evaluation system for the
Basili, Carla, Lanzillo, Luca
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Evaluating Books on Vocational Guidance
The School Review, 1930Three methods have been followed in determining the merits of books or literary selections for school use or in ascertaining their proper grade placement. By the first method, which was used almost exclusively until recent years, the unaided judgment of an individual or a committee determines the course of study. The workers borrow freely the judgments
R. C. Woellner, R. L. Lyman
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The design and evaluation of electronic books: the hyper-book experience
IEE Colloquium on Human-Computer Interface Design for Multimedia Electronic Book, 1995The author describes her experiences of designing, creating and evaluating electronic books based upon a model known as the 'hyper-book'. Hyper-books incorporate hypertext features (such as history facilities and links), paper book features (for example, visual appearance and layout) and some computer properties (such as searching).
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Augmented Reality in Books: An Evaluation of Alan Turing Book
Proceedings of the XXII Brazilian Symposium on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2023Bruno Hideki Adachi +5 more
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