Concept mapping in agile usability

Barksdale, Jeremy; McCrickard, D. Scott

doi:10.1145/1753846.1754212

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“…User Stories: Concerning User Stories, [51] and [12] comment that User Stories should be originated from Usability Scenarios, while [40] suggest that User Stories should be integrated with scenario-based design. [11] commented that activities such as Task Analysis of users should contribute to the development of User Stories.…”

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User-Centered Design and Agile Methods: A Systematic Review

Silva

Martín

Maurer

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2011 AGILE Conference

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User-Centered Design and Agile Methods: A Systematic Review

Silva

Martín

Maurer

et al. 2011

2011 AGILE Conference

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“…A local non-profit mediation agency served as the client and end user. There was provision of weekly surveys to participants in order to capture each participant's perspective on the project and the concept mapping approach [17]. The participants found the visual nature of concept mapping helpful in enhancing collaboration among them.…”

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Automated Agricultural Robot and Sensor Data Collection and Analysis through a Biomass Feedstock Production Information System

Domdouzis

2021

Int. J. Robot. Autom. Technol.

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The increasing environmental pollution resulting from the use of non-renewable fossil fuels as well as the development of economic dependencies among countries because of the lack of such types of fuels underline the intense need for the use of sustainable forms of energy. Biomass derived biofuels provide such an alternative. The main tasks of biomass feedstock production are planting and cultivation, harvest, storage, and transportation. A number of complex decisions characterize each of these tasks. These decisions are related to the monitoring of crop health, the improvement of crop productivity using innovative technologies, and the examination of limitations in existing processes and technologies associated with biomass feedstock production. Other critical issues are the development of sustainable methods for the delivery of the biomass while maintaining product quality. There is the need for the development of an automated integrated research tool based on resilience and sustainability which will allow the coordination of different research fields but also perform research on its own. The specific tool should aim in the optimization of different parameters which specify the research done and in the case of biomass feedstock production; such parameters are the transportation of biomass from the field to the biorefinery, the equipment used, and the biomass storage conditions. This optimization would enhance decision making in the field of bioenergy production. Based on the need for such an automated integrated research tool, this paper presents an information system that provides automated functionalities for better decision making in the bioenergy production field based on the collection and analysis of agricultural robot and sensor data.

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“…At a higher level of task abstraction, Barksdale and his colleagues (Barksdale and McCrickard, 2010;Barksdale et al, 2009) presented a method for connecting the various domains through the use of concept mapping. They argue that collaborative concept mapping can alleviate politics on agile usability teams and can improve their interaction by facilitating communication while enabling role autonomy.…”

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Software product innovation in agile usability teams: an analytical framework of social capital, network governance, and usability knowledge management

Barksdale

McCrickard

2012

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As the practice of software engineering matures, project teams are leveraging the expertise of those with a background in other domains such as usability. This paper proposes a model and agenda for understanding and improving social interaction on agile usability software teams. We argue that social interaction on multidisciplinary agile usability teams, as a means to integrating the software development and usability domains, impacts how usability knowledge is managed, and thus, software product innovation. This work contributes: 1 a background, analysis, and discussion of the various agile usability integration strategies to-date 2 a model for investigating the social interaction in agile usability teams 3 a research, practice, and policy agenda for future work toward improving the social interaction in multidisciplinary agile usability software teams.

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Concept mapping in agile usability

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

User-Centered Design and Agile Methods: A Systematic Review

User-Centered Design and Agile Methods: A Systematic Review

Automated Agricultural Robot and Sensor Data Collection and Analysis through a Biomass Feedstock Production Information System

Software product innovation in agile usability teams: an analytical framework of social capital, network governance, and usability knowledge management

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