The Use of the Usability Scale System as an  Evaluation of the Kampung Heritage Kajoetangan Guide Ebook Application

Lestari, Baroroh; Rifiani, P. Ita; Gati, A. Becik

doi:10.24018/ejbmr.2021.6.6.1113

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“…Following our comprehensive usability testing, we have determined that the total value accrued was 10,180, which we then divided by 140, resulting in a score of 72.19. These findings indicate that the virtual tour system can be categorized as "good" [44], [45]. Including images in a 360-degree view can provide a more comprehensive understanding of a location and lead to more accurate information than non-panoramic images [5].…”

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Designing a Virtual Campus Tour using Image Stitching Techniques to Provide Information on College Entrance Test

Utama,

Wijanarko,

Alfarobi

2023

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The University of Bengkulu administers college entrance exams, however some test takers still require assistance in locating the correct room, despite the building being marked. It is crucial to avoid errors in finding the right test room, as it can cause potential students to waste valuable time. Therefore, a more precise and practical solution is necessary to provide information on test locations. This study designs a location-based virtual tour that offers a 360-degree view, providing information on the location of each building and the conditions inside and outside each test room. The virtual tour encompasses 81 buildings, including test rooms, with 28 to 32 images captured at each location, then stitched together using image stitching techniques. The goal of the virtual tour is to create a comprehensive view of the test location and provide more detailed information on the room's condition. Furthermore, the usability of this virtual tour was tested on 140 high school students as potential test participants, utilizing the System Usability Scale (SUS) to evaluate its effectiveness, resulting in a score of 72.19. In other words, the virtual tour was found to be an effective tool in helping users understand the test location.

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Designing a Virtual Campus Tour using Image Stitching Techniques to Provide Information on College Entrance Test

Utama,

Wijanarko,

Alfarobi

2023

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“…For our usability study, we chose to use the System Usability Questionnaire (SUS), as shown in Table 4 [76], [77]. The SUS is a widely accepted standard tool for assessing Mobile Recommendation System to Provide Emotional Support and Promote Active Aging for Older Adults in the Republic of Panama how users perceive the usability of a system.…”

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Mobile Recommendation System to Provide Emotional Support and Promote Active Aging for Older Adults in the Republic of Panama

Navarro,

Cedeno-Moreno,

Lopez

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Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Aging brings with it physical and cognitive changes that can lead to health problems such as chronic disease and cognitive impairment. Technology is a fundamental ally in improving the quality of life of older adults by enabling accurate and early diagnosis. In this context, we present a mobile application designed to provide emotional support and guidance, thus contributing to the well-being of this demographic group. Our study was based on quantitative research methods, using an experimental approach on a sample of users aged between 60 and 80 years. The results showed that 93.3% of users found the app to be a useful resource for adopting a healthier lifestyle. The app provides specific recommendations, such as breathing exercises to reduce anxiety, recreational activities, exercises tailored to physical ability, and meditation practices. These specific features have been shown to improve the well-being of older adults by providing a personalized approach to the challenges of aging.

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“…This test aimed to measure users' satisfaction with the systems' use. Usability testing could assist designers in determining if the designed system or product is in line with users' demands or not [27]. SUS is a comprehensive evaluation of usability factors (effectiveness, efficiency, and satisfaction) as users subjectively feel them.…”

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SAFEFORM: Usability analysis of a safety-based knowledge management system

Chellappa,

Mesaros,

Ginda

2023

MATEC Web Conf.

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Globally, the prevention of falls in construction is always challenging to contracting organizations. A web-based safety knowledge management (KM) system, SAFEFORM, was developed to prevent falls during vertical formwork operations in Indian construction projects. The purpose of this study was to conduct a usability analysis for SAFEFORM using a system usability scale (SUS). Fifteen potential end users were targeted to evaluate the SAFEFORM. The results indicated that the respondents considered SAFEFORM excellent and acceptable. It is expected that the SAFEFORM could assist users in preventing falls during vertical formwork operations in Indian CPs and enhance overall safety performance.

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The Use of the Usability Scale System as an Evaluation of the Kampung Heritage Kajoetangan Guide Ebook Application

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Designing a Virtual Campus Tour using Image Stitching Techniques to Provide Information on College Entrance Test

Designing a Virtual Campus Tour using Image Stitching Techniques to Provide Information on College Entrance Test

Mobile Recommendation System to Provide Emotional Support and Promote Active Aging for Older Adults in the Republic of Panama

SAFEFORM: Usability analysis of a safety-based knowledge management system

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