Interaction studio
A quiet demonstration station with desktop, tablet, keyboard and alternative input devices for task protocols on prototypes.
Purpose
The interaction studio is used to present prototypes and task sequences and to examine them with task protocols. It supports the projects Understandable Fault Handover in the Control Room, Explaining Uncertainty on Energy Overviews and Keyboard-Operable Maintenance Instructions.
Methods
- Task analysis
- Cognitive walkthroughs
- Interactive prototypes
Components
- Desktop computer
- Tablet
- Keyboard
- Alternative input devices
Specifications
- Quiet demonstration station
- Task protocols instead of participant recordings
Limits
The interaction studio is a equipment concept, not an existing, accredited or bookable facility. There is no real study and no actual laboratory access; no participant recordings are claimed. Responsible are Dr. Miriam Falk and Alex Berger.