Ronan-
That's exactly what we do here at NYU Libraries and it works really well.
We have observers in another room taking notes in real time as the tests
are in progress in another part of the library, using GoToMeeting.
Let me know if you want more details.
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 2:14 AM,
We use this approach as well here at Cornell. Our usability group has tried a
variety of techniques, including using Morae and writing detailed reports for
clients, but having clients observe live from a remote location seems to engage
them more. It's become a popular means of testing. One
Here's the handout content (I don't know how well attachments work with the
list) I came up with for our local tech librarian group.
Makerspace portable program kit
Based on what I’ve found and feedback I’ve gotten I think the basic kit would
cost about $1500. The backbone of the kit should
Thanks to all of you for the replies. Great suggestions on the k-12 set
Ian as the primary users are public libraries. Cary, your setup is
brilliant! Expect theft of your intellectual property ;)
This is definitely early days with a focus on just checking out kits with a
minimum of training
There was a Techsoup webinar earlier this week on small libraries and
makerspaces. You can watch the recording here if you're interested.
https://cc.readytalk.com/cc/s/meetingArchive?eventId=9h6uo2mgc0uz
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