Collaborative and Comparative Analysis of Mobile Artefact Usage

Duarte, Luís; Carriço, Luís; de, Marco Montes

doi:10.1109/icpca.2008.4783625

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“…[1,2,3,4,5]), we were unable to find an existing Wizard of Oz tool that enables direct prototyping on an Android device. Topiary [1] supports Wizard of Oz testing for location-based mobile applications, but focuses specifically on location-based applications, and is not available for Android.…”

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“…Topiary [1] supports Wizard of Oz testing for location-based mobile applications, but focuses specifically on location-based applications, and is not available for Android. MobPro [3,4] includes some limited functionality for observing user interaction in real time but does not appear to support full-fledged Wizard of Oz user testing and is also not available for Android. Numerous other interesting prototyping tools (e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Although many prototyping systems for mobile devices exist [1,2,3,4,5], there are no systems for the Android platform that support Wizard of Oz. In Wizard of Oz user testing, an experimenter works from a remote machine, where they can observe the user's actions, and from that remote machine they can also push content or screen transitions to the user's device to simulate functionality that is not yet implemented.…”

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A wizard of oz tool for android

Linnell

Bareiss

Pantic

2012

Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction With Mobile Devices and Services Companion

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Although mobile-based prototyping platforms are numerous, there are currently no tools that support Wizard of Oz interactions on Android. This paper describes a Wizard of Oz prototyping system for Android, via which a designer can enhance digitally generated mock-ups or scanned-in paper sketches with interactive widgets and automated screen transitions. Screen transitions can be based on user action such as a button presses, triggered manually by an experimenter observing from a laptop or triggered based on the user's location or the time. We have integrated scenario-based user testing, a context in which Wizard of Oz testing is often used, by providing support for location-and time-based display of videos and screens in the prototype. It is our hope that this system will find wider use in the design community.

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confidence: 90%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%