Usability of a Course Management System for Students

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
ContentQuizzesDropbox DiscussionsePortfolio Design Click on a tool name to explore new features: Welcome to 10.3 & ePortfolio 4.3 SLATE: New Features.
Advertisements

Agent-Based Architecture for Intelligence and Collaboration in Virtual Learning Environments Punyanuch Borwarnginn 5 August 2013.
Acknowledgements: Most of this course is based on the excellent course offered by Prof. Kellogg Booth at the British Columbia University, Vancouver, Canada.
Quality Improvement/ Quality Assurance Amelia Broussard, PhD, RN, MPH Christopher Gibbs, JD, MPH.
Heuristics  Basis  Evaluators –Qualifications –Training  Preparation –Scenario  Results –List of problems –Severity –Group synthesis.
Heuristic Evaluation IS 485, Professor Matt Thatcher.
Evaluation Through Expert Analysis U U U
Heuristic Evaluation.
Evaluation: Inspections, Analytics & Models
10th Workshop "Software Engineering Education and Reverse Engineering" Ivanjica, Serbia, 5-12 September 2010 First experience in teaching HCI course Dusanka.
Web 2.0 Testing and Marketing E-engagement capacity enhancement for NGOs HKU ExCEL3.
Final Year Project Presentation E-PM: A N O NLINE P ROJECT M ANAGER By: Pankaj Goel.
Usability Methods: Cognitive Walkthrough & Heuristic Evaluation Dr. Dania Bilal IS 588 Spring 2008 Dr. D. Bilal.
1 Usability evaluation and testing User interfaces Jaana Holvikivi Metropolia.
… and after unit testing …
Interim Presentation Group 4 - May 14th, 2012 Langson Library Redesign.
Part 1-Intro; Part 2- Req; Part 3- Design  Chapter 20 Why evaluate the usability of user interface designs?  Chapter 21 Deciding on what you need to.
Overview of the rest of the semester Building on Assignment 1 Using iterative prototyping.
Object-Oriented Software Engineering Practical Software Development using UML and Java Chapter 7: Focusing on Users and Their Tasks.
Usability Evaluation June 8, Why do we need to do usability evaluation?
Welcome! 1.Project Description 2.Scope and Approach 3.Prototype 4.Final Evaluation 5.Summary 6.Closing Comments Overview Team Cree Vilia Ingriany Alvin.
Heuristic evaluation Functionality: Visual Design: Efficiency:
SEG3120 User Interfaces Design and Implementation
Chapter 15: Analytical evaluation. Inspections Heuristic evaluation Walkthroughs.
Usability Heuristics Usability Materials Dr. Dania Bilal IS 582 Spring 2007.
Evaluating a UI Design Expert inspection methods Cognitive Walkthrough
Usability Engineering Dr. Dania Bilal IS 582 Spring 2006.
Usability Engineering Dr. Dania Bilal IS 592 Spring 2005.
RUGGAAMUFFIN Requirements analysis and design Shane Murphy.
Assessment of Google Flights Lanny Chung Junior at Bentley University.
Administrivia  Feedback from the mid-term evaluation  Insights from project proposal.
1 Usability evaluation and testing User interfaces Jaana Holvikivi Metropolia.
Oct 211 The next two weeks Oct 21 & 23: Lectures on user interface evaluation Oct 28: Lecture by Dr. Maurice Masliah No office hours (out of town) Oct.
Ten Usability Heuristics with Example.. Page 2 Heuristic Evaluation Heuristic evaluation is the most popular of the usability inspection methods. Heuristic.
COGNITIVE WALKTHROUGH Vigneshwar Poojar. The cognitive walkthrough is a formalized way of imagining people’s thoughts and actions when they use an interface.
Usability Engineering Dr. Dania Bilal IS 582 Spring 2007.
Usability Engineering Dr. Dania Bilal IS 587 Fall 2007.
Program Assessment – an overview Karen E. Dennis O: sasoue.rutgers.edu.
Learning Management System. Introduction Software application or Web-based technology used to plan, implement, and assess a specific learning process.
The Information School of the University of Washington Information System Design Info-440 Autumn 2002 Session #20.
Project Breakdowns HCDE 492/592 Winter 2014.
SIE 515 Design Evaluation Lecture 7.
Human Computer Interaction Lecture 15 Usability Evaluation
Imran Hussain University of Management and Technology (UMT)
Working in Groups in Canvas
Using E-Business Suite Attachments
Evaluation Techniques 1
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 2017 AMENDMENT PROCESS and DOCKET
Evaluating Navigation in Online Courses
File Stream and Team Drives
Navigating Through Canvas
PROJECT GROUP 1A IN4MATX 132 Group 1A.
Saad Ahmad Jola Bolaji Melvin Chien Maxwell Taylor
Navigating Through Canvas
Justin Ma Rodrigo Ramos Alex Terreri Alex Panganiban John Delshadi
Financial Affairs Training Webpage Redesign
INF 132: Project 2B Course Management System for Students
Project 1 - Finding courses at UC Irvine Extension
Information System Design Info-440
Usability Techniques Lecture 13.
Dillon Gee, Glenn Pittman, Ronnie Nguyen, Sarah Tracy
Chapter 26 Inspections of the user interface
Canvas introduction for students
MyMCPS Classroom AMANDA.
Gerardine Montebon Austin Yi Tanisha Bhatti Jessica Dear
Miguel Tavares Coimbra
Miguel Tavares Coimbra
Miguel Tavares Coimbra
Evaluation: Inspections, Analytics & Models
Canvas introduction for students
Presentation transcript:

Usability of a Course Management System for Students Group 2A: Madeleine Surjani, Alexia Bareno, Emily Puth, & Christopher Ries Usability of a Course Management System for Students Christopher R Presentation structure: Summarize very briefly the problems that you address and the methods that you use for this purpose (i.e., condense your first presentation into 2-3 slides :-) Describe what you have done so far Describe what insights you have gained to date, as related to the problems described in (1) Describe difficulties that you encountered Discuss any decisions that will still need to be made Present your updated / more detailed timeline for the remaining project duration (assign dates and people to each task)

FOCUS Should UCI adopt the Canvas system? How well does Canvas suit UCI students? Determine: Learnability Efficiency Adaptability Simplicity Madeleine S

METHODS Heuristic Evaluations Cognitive Walkthroughs Think-Alouds Measure usability through participant task performance and error rate Interviews Alexia B

Heuristic Evaluations The Good: Flexibility and Efficiency of Use Consistency and Standards Visibility of System Status The Bad: Help and Documentation Help Users Recognize, Diagnose, and Recover from Errors Error Prevention 1 Christopher R - Regression Testing The Bad (Item 2): When I access the “Submission Details” in the Assignments tab and attempt to submit an assignment that does not have any content (i.e. a submission with no file attached) I get no such error message notifying me that no such file was submitted. Users are able to recover from errors with no problems whatsoever, but recognizing/diagnosing errors when they are not denoted could be a problem for the end user. These minor nuances need to be revisited before mass implementation at UC Irvine.

Error Handling Example 1 Christopher R - Regression Testing The Bad (Item 2): When I access the “Submission Details” in the Assignments tab and attempt to submit an assignment that does not have any content (i.e. a submission with no file attached) I get no such error message notifying me that no such file was submitted. Users are able to recover from errors with no problems whatsoever, but recognizing/diagnosing errors when they are not denoted could be a problem for the end user. These minor nuances need to be revisited before mass implementation at UC Irvine.

Cognitive Walkthroughs Task analysis 8 different tasks Outlined sequence of steps involving user performed tasks and system responses Identify issues if any 2 Alexia B

Think-Aloud Sessions 3 4 participants familiar with Canvas 4 participants unfamiliar with Canvas Assign participants tasks Focus on the functionalities: Announcements, Discussion, People, Files, Outcomes, Modules, Collaborations Certain tasks are more complicated than others 3 Emily P Conducted think-aloud and interview sessions with 4 Canvas users and 4 non-Canvas users Assigned tasks focused on the 7 functionalities: Announcements, Discussion, People, Files, Outcomes, Modules, and Collaborations Each participant was able to complete every task Observe their performance rate based on how quickly they completed each task Noticed some were more complicated to complete than others Suggested solutions - mockups

Interviews 4 “Everything is compartmentalized into one website” ”I believe that with any successful integration is great help documentation as well as an awesome support infrastructure...” Interviewee Recommendations “Everything is compartmentalized into one website” Piazza vs. Discussion Thread “For the most part, it is pretty simple…” except for some confusion of: embedding image zip icon 4 Madeleine S

MOCKUPS (Chat-Old) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Chat-New) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Notifications-Old) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Notifications-New) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Modules-Old_1) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Modules-Old_2) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Modules-New_1) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Modules-New_2) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Embedded_Image-Old_1) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Embedded_Image-New_1) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Embedded_Image-Old_2) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Embedded_Image-New_2) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Files_Zipped-Old) Emily P / Christopher R

MOCKUPS (Files_Zipped-New) Emily P / Christopher R

TIMELINE Think-alouds and interviews with different testers Friday, June 5, 2015 Everyone Mockups (if more usability issues are found) Friday, June 5, 2015 Chris, Emily Final Report Sunday, June 7, 2015 Everyone Emily P

FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS Full switch Convenient having quizzes Calendar feature Chat feature Google Drive-like interface Have a “Help” documentation

Thanks! ANY QUESTIONS?