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The aim of our project is to examine the ability of people to learn how to use a computer system by exploration and to assess the efficacy of a user interface with facilities that are supposed to support exploration. In addition, the development of different types of knowledge that users have about the interface is tracked as they gain experience. We also examined the effect of individual learning...
The task analysis methods discussed in this presentation stem from Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Ethnography (as applied for the design of Computer Supported Cooperative Work -- CSCW), different disciplines that often are considered conflicting approaches when applied to the same design problems. Both approaches have their strength and weakness, and an integration of them does add value to...
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