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Web sites usability, usability requirements specification & usability evaluation
Proceedings of the 44th annual Southeast regional conference, 2006World Wide Web has gained its dominant status in the information and services delivery world in recent years, but how to build a good usability web site is still a problem. In this paper, we proposed a methodology for structured use-centered quantitative full-life-cycle usability requirements specification and usability evaluation of web sites.
Guoqiang Hu 0003, Kai H. Chang
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New ISO Standards for Usability, Usability Reports and Usability Measures
2016Several new and revised ISO standards will be published in 2016/17 that define the basic terms and concepts of usability ISO 9241-11, give guidance on processes and outcomes of human-centred design ISO 9241-220, provide examples of measures that can be used in usability evaluation ISO/IEC 25022 and 25023 and define what should be included in usability ...
Nigel Bevan +4 more
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Proceedings of the 8th Latin American Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, 2017
In this tutorial participants will learn three usability techniques: heuristic evaluation, cognitive walkthrough and usability testing. The tutorial has a theoretical and a practical component, where participants will put into practice these techniques.
Silvia Berenice Fajardo Flores +2 more
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In this tutorial participants will learn three usability techniques: heuristic evaluation, cognitive walkthrough and usability testing. The tutorial has a theoretical and a practical component, where participants will put into practice these techniques.
Silvia Berenice Fajardo Flores +2 more
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Evaluating WAP usability: "what usability?"
Proceedings. IEEE International Workshop on Wireless and Mobile Technologies in Education, 2003Some educational communities and organizations have recognized the possibilities of mLearning. mLearning may provide tools to respond to the demands of working life and information society. One way to enhance mLearning is to raise the usability of mobile terminals as good usability is the basis for the meaningful and effective learning.
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Usable Knowledge, Usable Ignorance
Knowledge, 1987Despite all our research, a truthful response to questions such as "What's going to happen to the biosphere? " will most often be "We don't know, and we won't know." We go on to explore how, in the face of overwhelming ignorance, scientific inquiries in policy-related contexts can most responsibly and effectively be conducted.
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Work, 2015
This paper proposes usability-for-one as a new conceptual framework for understanding usability as it relates to Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology (R&AT). It argues that just as ergonomics for individual R&AT users is practiced as ergonomics-for-one, usability as it relates to individual R&AT users can be conceptualised as usability-for-one.
Friesen, Emma L. +2 more
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This paper proposes usability-for-one as a new conceptual framework for understanding usability as it relates to Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology (R&AT). It argues that just as ergonomics for individual R&AT users is practiced as ergonomics-for-one, usability as it relates to individual R&AT users can be conceptualised as usability-for-one.
Friesen, Emma L. +2 more
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USABILITY IS NOT JUST USABILITY
2017Much of the research on metacognition in human factors has focused on prescriptive, normative strategy training. That is, many researchers have concentrated their efforts on finding ways to improve system users’ prediction, planning, monitoring and evaluation strategies for tasks.
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Communications of the ACM, 1987
Instead of limiting functionality, usability complements functionality. It affects how and with what effectiveness a system is used, and even whether or not it is used at all.
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Instead of limiting functionality, usability complements functionality. It affects how and with what effectiveness a system is used, and even whether or not it is used at all.
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IEEE Internet Computing, 2017
Protecting computing systems involves the efforts of a large number of people. However, the connection between people and computers is often the biggest vulnerability in the system. This issue includes seven papers that describe how people protect computing systems, and the challenges and opportunities they provide.
Rick Wash, Mary Ellen Zurko
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Protecting computing systems involves the efforts of a large number of people. However, the connection between people and computers is often the biggest vulnerability in the system. This issue includes seven papers that describe how people protect computing systems, and the challenges and opportunities they provide.
Rick Wash, Mary Ellen Zurko
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IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine, 2005
In the security community, we have always recognized that our security proposals come with certain costs in terms of usability. To properly deliver security, we must scrap the assumption of a usability compromise. The primary goal for current security efforts should not be to further refine how many key bits can fit on the head of a pin, but to figure ...
Peter Gutmann, Ian Grigg
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In the security community, we have always recognized that our security proposals come with certain costs in terms of usability. To properly deliver security, we must scrap the assumption of a usability compromise. The primary goal for current security efforts should not be to further refine how many key bits can fit on the head of a pin, but to figure ...
Peter Gutmann, Ian Grigg
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