Smart-media design process with scenario based modeling

Kuroda, Kazuhiro; Ochiai, Kaori; Hori, Masaru; Okude, Naohito

doi:10.1109/saintw.2004.1268675

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“…It was made up so to make it as realistic as real person should be. This persona acts as "target user" (Kuroda et al 2004) who will use the PToolkit later This virtual person then was given a story regarding their working context. This context was significant towards the understanding of how target user works with the tool to achieve their goal (Ljungblad et al 2006) .…”

Section: Modelling User: Persona and Design Scenariomentioning

confidence: 99%

Persuasion Knowledge Toolkit: Requirements Gathering with Designer

Saidin¹,

Macaulay²,

Hine³

2011

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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Persuasion has played an important role in human life since it began. In the early 1990s a new approach called persuasive design was introduced into the HCI field. Persuasive design recognised that persuasion knowledge could be applied to the design and development of a variety interactive applications for changing people's attitudes and behaviours. However, the field remains very young, with the transfer of persuasion knowledge to interaction designers particularly limited. This paper presents work towards the design of a toolkit to make this knowledge more accessible to designers during the design lifecycle. The paper introduces our work towards a "Persuasion Knowledge Toolkit" (PToolkit). We present the key body of work undertaken so far; the generation of requirements for such a toolkit and our exploration of the challenges in making rich bodies of literature around topics such as persuasion accessible to designers.

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Section: Modelling User: Persona and Design Scenariomentioning

confidence: 99%