Moderating Usability Tests: Principles and Practices for Interacting (Interactive Technologies)
by Joseph S. Dumas, Beth A. Loring
Moderating Usability Tests provides practical guidance on the principles and practices of interacting with participants during usability testing. Focused on interactive technologies, it examines the moderator’s role in conducting effective sessions and supporting meaningful evaluation. A useful resource for anyone studying or applying usability test methods.
About This Book
Moderating Usability Tests presents principles and practices for interacting with participants during usability testing.
The book focuses on the moderator’s role in planning and conducting sessions designed to evaluate interactive technologies.
It offers a practical perspective on how interaction shapes the usability testing process.
This resource is intended for readers seeking guidance on usability test moderation and user-centered evaluation.
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