usability testing

Gov’t Eval TIG Week: Website usability testing tips and resources by Elise Garvey

Hi, this is the final post for Government Evaluation TIG week! I am Elise Garvey and I’m a Senior Management Auditor with the King County Auditor’s Office in Seattle, Washington. So many services and important information provided by the agencies we evaluate have moved online.  As evaluators, we can help assess whether those online resources …

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BISE Week: Carey Tisdal on A Framework to Focus Website Evaluation

Hello! I am Carey Tisdal, Director of Tisdal Consulting in St. Louis, Missouri. I work with people who develop informal learning experiences for museum exhibitions, museum programs, documentary films, and media-based projects. Many of my projects include websites as one element of a learning system. I used the Building Informal Science Education (BISE) project as …

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EEE Week: Michael Lambur on Affordable Website Online Usability Testing

Hello, my name is Michael Lambur.  I am currently the Associate Director for Program Development with Virginia Cooperative Extension.  I have been an Extension evaluator since 1985 and recently spent five years as the Evaluation and Research Leader with the eXtension initiative. Website usability testing measures the suitability of a website for its users and …

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Christine Paulsen on Usability Testing

My name is Christine Paulsen and I own Concord Evaluation Group.  We evaluate media and technology-based initiatives. We regularly integrate usability testing with program evaluation to provide our clients with a more comprehensive picture of how their technologies and initiatives are performing. As evaluators, you know that many of the programs that we evaluate today …

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Joi Moore on Facilitating Systematic Evaluation Activities

Greetings. I’m Joi Moore, Associate Professor in the School of Information Science & Learning Technologies at the University of Missouri.   I also serve as a faculty member for the Information Experience Lab. Teaching an online application development course, such as Flash animation, can easily become overwhelming for students and the instructors.  Students must acquire the …

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