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Usability Testing: Interviews

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This was a group presentation for the course SI 622:Needs Assessment and Usability Testing, at the University of Michigan School of Information during the Winter of 2014. We conducted these interviews as part of our usability study for our client. We briefed the class on our client, methods, findings, recommendations, and takeaways from that portion of the project. .
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Task #4 - Interviews (Group – 12) Fan Zhang | Hariharan Subramonyam | Jackie Wolf | Suinan Li | Uday Krishna CC BY 3.0 US, 2012 – Sarah Abraham
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Task #4 - Interviews

(Group – 12)

Fan Zhang | Hariharan Subramonyam | Jackie Wolf | Suinan Li | Uday Krishna

© CC BY 3.0 US, 2012 – Sarah Abraham

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System and Users

EdAsssit - Tuition AssistanceManagement system

(TAMS)

Clients

Businesses and their employees in the following sector:

• Healthcare• Defense and Aerospace• Technology• Insurance and Financial Services• Energy and Utilities• Consulting• Manufacturing• Education

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Method

Structured Interviews

Recruiting

ResearchQuestions

Interview guide/Logistics Interview

Interpretation,Personas &Scenarios

- 6 Interviews- Stakeholder,

Internal Staff, Current Clients, Potential Users

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Findings & Recommendations

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Login

• Users don’t use this system regularly• Login / Reset Password is not user friendly• Not all users have organizational email ID

© CC BY 3.0 US, 2012 –Lorenzo Baldani

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Roles and Workflow

• Different users have different roles in the tuition reimbursement workflow(Manager, HR, Employee)

• System is not customized to these different roles

© CC BY 3.0 US, 2012 –Lorena Salagre

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Documents

• Users have to upload several documents as part of the reimbursement process

• System takes really long to upload documents and users have no feedback

• System Time Out

© CC BY 3.0 US, 2012 -Piotrek Chuchla

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Tuition Advisor

• Employees can reach tuition advisors only through the call center

• Most employees call for advice related to Cost/ Prestige/ Method of content delivery

• Tuition advisors have no feedback on effectiveness of their advice/recommendation

© CC BY 3.0 US, 2012 - Jerry Wang

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Tuition Reimbursement Process

• Different companies have different processes, eligibility criteria, types of employees

• System caters to a variety of domains and users, but the process is the same

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• Research Instrument – Phone• Guinea pig effect• Role Selection• Lack of validity checks

Limitations

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Key Takeaway

• Beginner’s Mindset/ Power of not knowing

• Consider Extreme Users• Have a ‘Backup Plan’ for

recruiting users.

© CC BY 3.0 US, 2012- Marcus Michaels


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