F.J. Almeida-Martínez, J. Urquiza-Fuentes. Ninth IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT) 2009, Pages 597-601
Abstract. This paper describes the educational tool VAST. We designed VAST to be used in compiler and language processing courses. The current version allows generating and visualizing syntax trees and their construction process. The main advantages of VAST follow: it is designed to be as independent from the parser generator as possible, it allows students to visualize the behaviour of parsers they develop, and it has an interface designed to easily handle huge syntax trees. We describe different ways of using VAST in educational settings as well as a usability evaluation.
Associate professor at Technical Superior School of Computer Science - ETSII, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. Researcher at LITE Group (http://www.lite.etsii.urjc.es/)
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Assessing the Usability of a Cookies-Based Access Monitoring Tool for a CMS
R. Hijón-Neira, J. Urquiza-Fuentes, F. Domínguez-Mateos, J.Á. Velázquez-Iturbide. In Seventh IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT) 2007, Pages 262-264
Abstract. We have developed several tools to allow instructors analyze students' interactions in a Course Management System. In this paper we describe a Systematic Usability Evaluation designed to test the usability of one of these tools. The evaluations were based on task analysis and follow-up studies. We have assessed effectiveness, efficiency, usefulness, ease of use, learnability, and user's satisfaction of the tool. In addition to regular observation and questionnaires, 3- scope video recording was used to provide the evaluator with more information about interactions. The use of this technology helped us in identifying functions and features that need improvement. We describe the three-step method that we have developed and the satisfactory results it has provided us.
Abstract. We have developed several tools to allow instructors analyze students' interactions in a Course Management System. In this paper we describe a Systematic Usability Evaluation designed to test the usability of one of these tools. The evaluations were based on task analysis and follow-up studies. We have assessed effectiveness, efficiency, usefulness, ease of use, learnability, and user's satisfaction of the tool. In addition to regular observation and questionnaires, 3- scope video recording was used to provide the evaluator with more information about interactions. The use of this technology helped us in identifying functions and features that need improvement. We describe the three-step method that we have developed and the satisfactory results it has provided us.
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