euro-cat ergonomic evaluation

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Euro-CAT Ergonomic Evaluation Niki Lambropoulos and Fintan Culwin presented at the Euro-CAT workshop in Barcelona 05/02/2010

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Prototype users/experts evaluation

Dr. Niki Lambropoulos & Prof. Fintan Culwin

Department of Informatics, London South Bank University

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Agenda

HCI-Ed, the LSBU’s Role in Euro-CAT

Ergonomic EvaluationHCI-Ed 7 steps Prototype evaluation (Step 3)

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HCI-Ed in 7 Steps1.Context & Learning Values -

Hypothesis2. (Iterative) Design – Requirements 3. Evaluation with user groups/experts4. Development5. Evaluation with user groups6. Re-Design & Development7. Study & Research - Tool Release

1CH 2DR 3E 4D 5E 6D 7RTR

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Research Problem

Distributed learning teams in team-based learning situations aim to achieve organisational convergence.

However, there are collaboration problems due to mediated distance & time flexibility.

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Key CSCeL concept: Collaboration AwarenessStudents’ difficultiesGroup AwarenessTime convergence

Learners’ Intentions (learning goals): Task Convergence

Users’ operations (actions/tasks): Pedagogical Usability

Step1a: Context & Learning Values

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Being HumanCollaboration Awareness

Students’ difficulties: In addition to f2f Collaborative Learning difficulties, CSCeL situation adds Computer Mediated Communication (CMC) and ILE difficulties (Kirschner,

2009)

Group Awareness: understanding of the activities of others, which provides context for your own activity (Dourish & Bellotti, 1992)

Time convergence: Distributed learning teams are characterised by the degree of time flexibility and computer mediation (Romero, 2010)

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3C Model: Communication, Coordination & knowledge

Convergence (Ellis et al, 1991)

How?

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If group awareness is a prerequisite for convergence then increase of group awareness will result in increase of organisational convergence and thus, collaboration awareness.

Step1b: Hypothesis

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Euro-CAT…Collaboration Awareness Tool Task-independentSupports 3C via

Mirroring capabilitiesAwareness cues

Does not replace other 3C tools

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Step2: (Iterative) Design - Requirements

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Step2: (Iterative) Design - Requirements

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The design can be defined as an individual and collective activity, finalized by a project to develop a physical and symbolic artefact. The artefact is rarely well defined in this step.

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Key Concepts for Design

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Group ProgressUsers

Scheduling

Trail tracking

Now

Awareness Cues

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Euro-CAT Screenshot

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Step3: User/Expert Evaluation @ this workshop

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Euro-CAT Ergonomic Evaluation Pedagogical Utility/Usability/Accessibility

Questionnaire & System Usability Scale (SUS)

Cognitive WalkthroughThink aloud protocol

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Task Description: Setting1. Define your week days and week-end days

(click all days). 2. Click Save 3. Click Next

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Task Description: Week days1. Schedule your working hours2. Schedule your learning hours3. Click Save4. Click Next

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Task Description: Week-end1. Schedule your working hours2. Schedule your learning hours3. Click Save4. Click Next

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Task Description: Week days1. Schedule your working hours2. Schedule your learning hours3. Click Save4. Click Next

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Task Description: Timeline1. Click on your timeline to make changes2. Click to add/change messages3. Click to add/change tasks

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Euro-CAT Ergonomics starts!

URL:

http://www.survey.bris.ac.uk/lsbu/euro-cat

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Thank you!

Questions?

Dr. Niki Lambropoulos

lampron2@lsbu.ac.uk

Prof. Fintan Culwin

fintan@lsbu.ac.uk

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