Producing Design Solutions for Vocabulary Game Using User Centered Design (UCD)

Halim, Erwin; Anisa, Nur; Arif, Alifah Amalia; Hebrard, Marylise

doi:10.1109/icimtech53080.2021.9534984

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“…Further scientific research studies were conducted on the topic of application and system development through the UCD approach. The development of mobile-based applications and web-based systems through the UCD approach had been carried out such as: research [12] developed a mobile application for learning computational thinking for children, research [13] developed a mobile-based educational game for learning English vocabulary for children, research [14] developed a mobile application for the implementation of counseling guidance for adolescents, research [15] developed a website in the form of elearning for students in universities, research [16] developed a website for learning the philosophical values contained in batik motifs, and research [17] develop a website-based information system for learning on Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing Prevention in Indonesian government agencies. The results of further research studies showed that the UCD approach had been applied to the development of mobile applications and websites in education or other fields, but no research had been found that was specifically applied to competition activities.…”

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Development of Information and Management System of Student Competition Groups through User-Centered Design Approach

Yulianto,

Baswara,

Alhawariy

et al. 2023

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The majority of universities in Indonesia make maximum efforts to participate and excel in the implementation of the Student Creativity Program (namely: PKM). PKM requires students to collaborate interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary. The problem at the beginning of PKM implementation is establishing groups, where students find it difficult to have fellow students or supervisors from different disciplines in groups and according to the topic of their PKM. This research develops a user-oriented interaction and interface of information systems and group management. Development was carried out through a User-Centered Design which consisted of the following stages: plan the human-centered process; understand and specify the context of use; specify the user requirements; produce design solutions to meet user requirements; and evaluate the design against the requirements. Testing using System Usability Scale (SUS) and User Experience Questionnaire (UEQ) approach were conducted on 30 respondents who had competencies as business analysts, programmers, and testers. The results of the mean score of the SUS test are 80, and the mean Score of the UEQ test on the Attractiveness variable is 1.922, Clarity is 2.158, Efficiency is 2.042, Accuracy is 1.708, Stimulation is 1.967, and Novelty is 1.917. The system has achieved the goals and user experience because all the testing scores are above the standard provisions.

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