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Graphical Jogthrough

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Graphical Jogthrough is a modification of the typical Jogthrough method for evaluating user interface design, itself related to Walkthrough techniques. In it, “evaluators' ratings produce evidence in the form of a graph, presenting estimated proportion of users who effectively use the interface versus the time they had to work with it in order to succeed effectiveness.” The article develops the method and applies it to an educational simulation interface.

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  • Graphical Jogthrough: an expert-based interface evaluation method producing graphed evidence of user effectiveness over time: Graphical Jogthrough is a modification of the typical Jogthrough method for evaluating user interface design, itself related to Walkthrough techniques. In it, “evaluators' ratings produce evidence in the form of a graph, presenting estimated proportion of users who effectively use the interface versus the time they had to work with it in order to succeed effectiveness.” The article develops the method and applies it to an educational simulation interface. (Stavros Demetriadis et al. (1999))

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Key Sources

  • Stavros Demetriadis, Athanasios Karoulis, Andreas Pombortsis. (1999). “Graphical” Jogthrough: expert based methodology for user interface evaluation, applied in the case of an educational simulation interface. Computers and Education. https://telearn.hal.science/hal-00197391
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title Graphical Jogthrough
description Graphical Jogthrough is a modification of the typical Jogthrough method for evaluating user interface design, itself related to Walkthrough techniques.
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