Survey Intrument & BibiloGraphy

Human Comput inter & Usability

Survey Instrument

 One of the ways in which usability professionals collect data, and for that matter academic professionals, is the use of a survey instrument. In this assignment, you’ll create a paper-based survey instrument evaluating a mobile application or Website. In the assignment, you are expected to include: 

· Participant Demographic Data (Name, Age, Gender, Location, Education etc.)

· Participation Consent

· 8 – 10 Measurable Quantitative Questions (Using a scale to support measurement, i.e., Likert)

· 2 – 4 Qualitative Questions

Leverage literature and textbook examples in your instrument creation. This survey is a PAPER PROTOTYPE not to be completed using a survey instrument such as Survey Monkey.  

Textbook (attached last week)

Title: Interaction Design

ISBN: 9780470665763

Authors: Yvonne Rogers, Helen Sharp, Jenny Preece

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons

Publication Date: 2011-06-07

Human Comput inter & Usability

Annotated Bibliography

As a graduate student, one of the fundamental techniques to gather research for a paper is the use of an Annotated Bibliography. Furthermore, as a human-computer interaction researcher, finding relevant literature to support a study is also part of preparing an analytical research paper. For this assignment, you’ve been assigned a topic (see below). You’ve also been assigned to a specific group. Each member of the group is to find five UNIQUE references. These references are to be scholarly papers, not wiki, blog, or Website entries. Do not include textbooks or trade publications either. The use of Google Scholar is STRONGLY recommended.  

IMPORTANT: To support your research journey, read the  Levy & Ellis (2006) article on how to maximize your research opportunities in Information Systems Research.  

Topic

Interactive Data Exploration and Presentation 

To receive full credit, your entry must have a PROPERLY cited APA citation and a description of the article that is 100-125 words. Entries must be free of grammatical and spelling errors to receive full credit.  

An example entry that would yield a full score is: 

Hyman, J. A. (2015). Developing Instructional Materials and Assessments for Mobile Learning.  In International Handbook of E-Learning Volume 1 (pp. 347-358). Routledge 

In Hyman (2015), a review of the required elements needed to create instructional materials for an e-learning and m-learning setting is identified. Hyman then proposes a mobile learning framework that focuses on design, environment, activity, and technology to guide the courseware developer in creating user-friendly yet meaningful instruction that is targeted for delivery in the mobile context.  

Textbook (attached last week)

Title: Interaction Design

ISBN: 9780470665763

Authors: Yvonne Rogers, Helen Sharp, Jenny Preece

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons

Publication Date: 2011-06-07