A Measurement Model Based on Usability Metrics for Mobile Learning User Interface for Children

Tahir, Rabail; Arif, Fahim

doi:10.17781/p001503

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“…We still do not know the answer since there is no study that examine children's interaction abilities towards multi-touch gestures. Existing studies on touch interaction involved kindergarten children limited to only single touch gestures such as tap, press and drag [4], [11], [13], comparison of ability between children and adults [14]- [16] and performance between pen and finger gestures [16]- [18]. The requirement to explore kindergarten children's interaction ability in detail is important because it is to find out how they interact with multi-touch devices.…”

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confidence: 99%

Children’s Interaction Ability Towards Multi-Touch Gestures

Hussain¹,

Wook²,

Noor³

et al. 2016

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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The modern, powerful and multi-touch technology has gained attention among younger users. The devices are not only limited to entertainment purposes but are also increasingly introduced for learning purposes at kindergartens and preschool. However, the number of studies that address the interaction of multi-touch gestures among kindergarten children are still limited. In fact, such interactions foster great learning potential in developmental skills for children. This paper specifically focuses on the priority of children's interaction abilities towards multi-touch gestures such as rotation, zoom-in, and zoom-out. This study had involved ten kindergarten children in a kindergarten located in Kajang, Selangor between ages of four to six years old. A direct observation technique was used in this study. The findings show three items from the aspects of motor and cognitive skills (such as touch input unable to reach screen sensitivity, unintentional touches, and fingers touching the object inaccurately) are the interaction ability that should be prioritized. Thus, this study suggests that the development of an adaptive multi-touch gestures application should be adapted into to children's motor and cognitive skills, besides the other aspects.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Children’s Interaction Ability Towards Multi-Touch Gestures

Hussain¹,

Wook²,

Noor³

et al. 2016

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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“…Therefore, it is assumed that the GQM approach could also possibly be extended to measure the usability guidelines by providing metrics for usability guidelines. In combination, in this study also explains the definition phase of the GQM paradigm, proving the outputs of the first three steps of Basili's GQM process, the hierarchy of goals, questions, and meaningful metrics [10].…”

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confidence: 81%

Usability Evaluation Metrics of Tourism Mobile Applications

Hashim¹,

Isse²

2019

JSEA

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The use of mobile phone applications for our touristic activity is very common nowadays with the simplification of smartphones. The tourism mobile applications currently can be argued to be one of the most useful applications that can facilitate the movement of travelers. However, existing usability evaluation metrics are too general to be applied to a more specific application, such as mobile tourism application. Thus, the objective of the study is to propose usability evaluation metrics for tourism mobile applications. The study employs four phases: identifying problem and the objective, encompassing the techniques of developing usability measurement of metrics, selecting the usability metrics of tourism mobile application and conducting expert review and verification. The verification phase was conducted using expert review approach to measure the proposed metrics in terms of its consistency ease of use, understandable, verifiable and overall impression. The finding revealed that the proposed metrics have been well received by the experts in terms of consistency, ease to use, understandable, verifiability and overall impression. Finally, this study presented usability metrics for the tourism mobile applications that can be used by designers or usability practitioners in creating a useable mobile application for the tourists.

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“…There are many prominent compliance concerns that have been considered by numerous regulations, standards, laws, and acts. The most important concerns are as follows: security [15], safety [16] [17] [18], privacy [19] [20], data protection [21], accountability [22], responsibility [23], transparency [24], competency [25], anti-piracy [26], anti-corruption [27], antitrust [27], accessibility [28], HCI, quality management and assurance [29] [30] [31], environmental management [32], sustainability [33], usability [34], human comfort [35], ethics [36], conformance with the disabilities [37], adherence to the children [38], the elderly [39], simplicity [40], ease of use.…”

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DD-KARB: Data-Driven Compliance to Quality by Rule Based Benchmarking

Besharati

Izadi

2022

Preprint

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Rather than proof and logical evaluation, benchmarking can be used for compliance assessment. Naturally, a set of benchmarks can shape an applied solution to compliance assessment. This paper proposes the KARB solution system, i.e. preventing compliance anomalies through rule-based benchmarking. In fact, rule-based benchmarking means evaluating an under-compliance system with its symbolic specification and using a set of symbolic rules (on the behalf of the semantic logic of evaluation). A case study was conducted to demonstrate and analyze the KARB solution. The IR-QUMA study (Iranian Survey on Quality in Messenger Apps) was then conducted to evaluate the quality of some messenger applications. According to the evaluation results, the hybrid DD-KARB method (with a combination of semantics-awareness and data-drivenness) is more effective than solo methods and can compute a somehow good estimation for the messenger application user quality scores. Therefore, DD-KARB can be considered a method for quality benchmarking in this technical context.

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A Measurement Model Based on Usability Metrics for Mobile Learning User Interface for Children

Cited by 24 publications

References 11 publications

Children’s Interaction Ability Towards Multi-Touch Gestures

Children’s Interaction Ability Towards Multi-Touch Gestures

Usability Evaluation Metrics of Tourism Mobile Applications

DD-KARB: Data-Driven Compliance to Quality by Rule Based Benchmarking

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