Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET ALI Status Report.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
©2011 1www.id-book.com Evaluation studies: From controlled to natural settings Chapter 14.
Advertisements

Chapter 14: Usability testing and field studies
Strategies and activities undertaken in Italy for diffusion and dissemination of Minerva products Ministerial NEtwoRk for Valorising Activities in digitisation.
Evaluating quality: the MILE method applied to museum Web sites Franca Garzotto - HOC- Hypermedia Open Center, Politecnico di Milano Maria Pia Guermandi.
HELP:Listen to a website Discovering new design solutions for Web accessibility Paolo Paolini, Nicoletta Di Blas, Politecnico di Milano (Italy) Marco Speroni.
Towards a simpler and more efficient BR June 19, 2007 ICES-III Montréal (QC)
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Validation and Preparation of Demonstration – D7.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Implementation of the version 2 of the REGNET-Demonstrator – D8 Implementation of the version 2 of the REGNET-Demonstrator.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Workplan Adherence.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Project Meeting Content Group
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Report on Content Group Meeting Extended Project Management Group Meeting
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Review Meeting (REV-01-01), , Brussels.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET. October 2001Project presentation REGNET 2 Definition of supported Business Functions BUSINESS PROCESS MODELLING.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Project Meeting Content Group Part 1: Usability Testing.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET WP2: Implementation of the System and Preparation of Services and Product Generation Structure and deliverables.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Status of Task 2.1 Project Management Group Meeting
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET. October 2001Project presentation REGNET 2 Task 1.7: Identification of Market segments and User groups WP1:
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Project Meeting Content Group Part 2: Functional Testing.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET T2.4: Business Process Re-engineering.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET. REGNET Development process.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Project Meeting Content Group
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Technological Implementation Plan – D12.
Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET Trial Service and Recommendations – D11.
Library Electronic Resources in the EUI Library Veerle Deckmyn, Library Director Aimee Glassel, Electronic Resources Librarian 07 September
Overview and Further Planning of WP5 Integration Moderated Discussion Sunday 12 th February – Chaired by Prof. A. Moropoulou - Prof. R.
Collection-level description & collection management: tool for the trade or information trade-off? Collection Description Focus Workshop 4 Newcastle, 8.
Collection-level description & the Information Landscape: users evaluate strategies for resource discovery Collection Description Focus Workshop 5 Cambridge,
Usability Lab 2007 Corso Laboratorio di Basi Dati II Rome, 2007 Enea Usability Lab - C.R. Casaccia, Roma, Italy User Requirements & Cyber Enterprise Web.
Chapter 11 Designing the User Interface
Found in the belly of a cod-fish Promoting Special Collections On-line.
Configuration management
Session # 2 SWE 211 – Introduction to Software Engineering Lect. Amanullah Quadri 2. Fact Finding & Techniques.
MARKETING INFORMATION AND RESEARCH
Action Research Not traditional educational research often research tests theory not practical Teacher research in classrooms and/or schools/districts.
Publishing exhibitions using KE EMu 4 October 2005 Julian Tomlin Head of Administration.
©2011 1www.id-book.com Introducing Evaluation Chapter 12.
Systems Analysis and Design
User Interface Design Main issues: What is the user interface How to design a user interface.
User Research Findings. 1 Overview Background Study goals Methodology Participants Findings Recommendations.
Improving System Safety through Agent-Supported User/System Interfaces: Effects of Operator Behavior Model Charles SANTONI & Jean-Marc MERCANTINI (LSIS)
CS CS 5150 Software Engineering Lecture 12 Usability 2.
Usability presented by the OSU Libraries’ u-team.
Case study - usability evaluation Howell Istance.
1 Overview of Usability Testing CSSE 376, Software Quality Assurance Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology April 19, 2007.
Usability Inspection n Usability inspection is a generic name for a set of methods based on having evaluators inspect or examine usability-related issues.
Design and Evaluation of Iterative Systems n For most interactive systems, the ‘design it right first’ approach is not useful. n The 3 basic steps in the.
Gender Issues in Systems Design and User Satisfaction for e- testing software Prepared by Sahel AL-Habashneh. Department of Business information systems.
Damian Gordon.  Summary and Relevance of topic paper  Definition of Usability Testing ◦ Formal vs. Informal methods of testing  Testing Basics ◦ Five.
Human Interface Engineering1 Main Title, 60 pt., U/L case LS=.8 lines Introduction to Human Interface Engineering NTU Seminar Amy Ma HIE Global Director.
Intern: Nathalie Kaing Supervisor: Regina Bernhaupt Tutor: Marco Winckler 1.
1 SWE 513: Software Engineering Usability II. 2 Usability and Cost Good usability may be expensive in hardware or special software development User interface.
Project Cycle Management for International Development Cooperation Communication Teacher Pietro Celotti Università degli Studi di Macerata 9/1/2013.
Put it to the Test: Usability Testing of Library Web Sites Nicole Campbell, Washington State University.
Interacting with IT Systems Fundamentals of Information Technology Session 5.
Archival information system ARHiNET Croatian national archival information system Vlatka Lemić Croatian State Archives, Croatia.
Object-Oriented Software Engineering Practical Software Development using UML and Java Chapter 7: Focusing on Users and Their Tasks.
Usability testing. Goals & questions focus on how well users perform tasks with the product. – typical users – doing typical tasks. Comparison of products.
SEG3120 User Interfaces Design and Implementation
10 Qualitative Research Designs.
Elaine Ménard & Margaret Smithglass School of Information Studies McGill University [Canada] July 5 th, 2011 Babel revisited: A taxonomy for ordinary images.
Huda Sarfraz Center for Research in Urdu Language Processing, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences cases of local language content development.
Marketing Research Chapter 29. The Marketing Research Process The five steps that a business follows when conducting marketing research are: Defining.
Market Research: Types of Data. What is Market Research? Market research is the collection, analysis, and interpretation of information used to develop.
ANALYSIS PHASE OF BUSINESS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY.
Oman College of Management and Technology Course – MM Topic 7 Production and Distribution of Multimedia Titles CS/MIS Department.
1 June 2013 Engaging users: initiatives and challenges in VNU-HCM Central Library.
Design Evaluation Overview Introduction Model for Interface Design Evaluation Types of Evaluation –Conceptual Design –Usability –Learning Outcome.
SIE 515 Design Evaluation Lecture 7.
Outcomes of an e-Learning Course at Monash University Library
Usability Techniques Lecture 13.
Presentation transcript:

Cultural Heritage in REGional NETworks REGNET ALI Status Report

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 2 Index Status Report (Alinari) WP2: generated the last objects and English descriptions: waiting for the uploading to the system. WP3: starting with the validation: - Some caveats. - Analysis of Alinaris users DB. - User testers by ALI. - Alis Test methodology and validation set up (little contribution).

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 3 WP3: validation Why do projects fail? - Unclear product & user vision - Not understanding user needs - Failing to appreciate user validation - Failure to feed back evaluation findings into design - Problems managing development process - Non significant user groups choice for tests All products are usable …by their designers (E. M. Melchior)

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 4 User-Centred Product Creation Model Define Vision -Confirm business goals -Involve stakeholders -Develop initial concepts -Plan user validation Build and implement Validated design User test & monitor (input for next release) Design and prototype Analyze user requirements -users, context, tasks, scenarios -usability and quality goals Evaluate Test usability and quality goals (Vnet5 Copyright)

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 5 Alinaris starting contribution to WP3 Analizing the database of registered users (more than 2000 records analized). Grouping the user testers. Contacting representative users for interviews (just started). Setting up different methodologies for the testing phase. Collect and study other methodologies.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 6 Alinaris User Testers (1/7) User group name System Information User Computer Skills Further possible tasks Research Area User Availability of pictures. Regular use.Advanced Research by subject, time frame or photographer. Educational Area User Students Academics School classes Availability of pictures, books, and photographs. From minimal to expert. Special prices.Special offers.Specific subjects according to their study coverage (i.e. history, renaissance art) Shopping Area User Availability of pictures, books, and photographs. Regular useSpecial prices.Special offers.Nice shipping deals.Special dealing for researchers.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 7 Alinaris User Testers (2/7) User group name System Information User Computer Skills Further possible tasks Exhibitions Area User Photographic exhibitions organized by Alinari. Regular use.Research of past exhibitions and photographer exhibitions. Biographies Area User Bios of important people that made the history of Alinari. Regular use.Bibliography of biographical books. Photographer Work User Alinari photographers and the greatest photographers of the last century. Regular use.Bibliography about the photographers.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 8 Alinaris User Testers (3/7) User group name System Information User Computer Skills Further possible tasks External Archives User External archive pictures available on line Regular useHistory of these archives.Photo samples to see what these archive images look like. Museum UserAlinari exhibition information MinimalInformation on future events and exhibitions. Catalogue Partner User Catalogue partner images and publishing ExpertAlinari Partners Forum (museum specialists)

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 9 Alinaris User Testers (4/7) User group name System Information User Computer Skills Further possible tasks European Projects Groups' User Information about European projects Regular useMapping of the European projects. Past European accomplishmen ts. PublishersAlinari publishing and picture consultation. Regular use.Requests for ready-to-use images;.Article consultations. JournalistsAlinari publishing and picture consultation. Regular use.Special request for available images;Article consultations;

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 10 Alinaris User Testers (5/7) User group name System Information User Computer Skills Further possible tasks ConsultantsAlinari publishing and picture consultation Regular use.Image request for research;Articl e consultation. Graphic Designer Alinari picture consultation Expert use.Special offer image availability for graphic works. Web DeveloperAlinari picture consultation Expert use.Special offer image availability for developing the web.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 11 Alinaris User Testers (6/7) User group name System Information User Computer Skills Further possible tasks RestorerAlinari publishing and picture consultation Regular useSpecific image availability to compare and analyze their restoration work. B2B CustomerImages sold to companies for their specific purposes (i.e. a picture for a shop) Regular useA section with a list of images that could be useful for each specific business. B2C CustomerAlinari pictures on line Regular useA section of image free usability, to get familiar with the use of picture picking and buying method.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 12 Alinaris User Testers (7/7) User group name System Information User Computer Skills Further possible tasks Brand New user Alinari pictures and books Minimal to expert A rapid accessibility to the picture database, using a simple request form. Internal User Groups Librarians Scientific Employee Registrar Administration Software engineering Image engineering Internal archive searcher Pictures, consultation and software sharing Regular to expert An easy search form to have easy access to information system.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 13 Some direct Methods for testing Camera Aided User Testing Inspection Method MILE (Milano-Lugano Inspection method)

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 14 Methodology: camera aided user tests -Nothing is more convincing than watching person after person encounter difficulties with the same part of a software or information system. -The difficult areas that repeat themselves between multiple test participants reveal areas that should be studied and changed by the developers. -User testing can often uncover very specific areas needing improvement, where focus groups and task analysis often find more general areas needing improvement. A trained observer conducts user testing often with the assistance of software developers. People who are representative of the target audience are asked to perform representative tasks with the software. The observer writes a user testing report listing the problems and offering recommendations based on their findings.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 15 Inspection method MILE: scenario-based heuristic evaluation The review is conducted by a group of experts who are deeply familiar with the concepts of usability in design. The experts focus on a list of areas in design that have been shown to be troublesome for users. Usability guidelines are usually derived from studies in human-computer interaction, ergonomics, graphic design, information design, and cognitive psychology. Some areas that get evaluated are the language used in the system, the amount of recall required of the user at each step in a process, and how the system provides feedback to the user. In particular, issues such as clarity, consistency, navigation, and error minimization are analyzed. Once the problems are discovered, the experts make recommendations for resolving these issues.

October 2001Project presentation REGNET 16 All big projects need strong tests