An Iterative Design Methodology for User-Friendly Natural Language Office Information Applications¶
Baum, L. F. (1984). An Iterative Design Methodology for User-Friendly Natural Language Office Information Applications. ACM, 2(1), 26-41.
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4 citations across 4 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Wizard Of Oz Prototyping
- Human-computer interaction — the origin: a hidden operator types responses while a user converses with what appears to be an automated interface; the workhorse method for conversational, voice, and intelligent-feature design.
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Kelley describes the hidden-experimenter OZ simulation of a natural-language calendar program, supporting the mechanism, but not that it is the origin or a workhorse method for conversational design.
“The experimenter surreptitiously intercepts communications between participant and program, supplying answers and new inputs as needed.”
- Human-computer interaction — the origin: a hidden operator types responses while a user converses with what appears to be an automated interface; the workhorse method for conversational, voice, and intelligent-feature design.
Mechanisms¶
- Prototype Test
- A vivid form of this is Wizard-of-Oz prototyping, where a human secretly stands in for not-yet-built functionality so a real user's reactions can be observed against a hollow shell.
This sourceDemonstrates Wizard-of-Oz prototyping by covertly substituting an experimenter for unbuilt system functionality while observing real user interaction.
- A vivid form of this is Wizard-of-Oz prototyping, where a human secretly stands in for not-yet-built functionality so a real user's reactions can be observed against a hollow shell.
- Simple Prototype
- The disciplined countermeasure is to keep everything except the core interaction deliberately crude; a Wizard-of-Oz prototype
This sourceIntroduces a Wizard-of-Oz method in which a hidden human simulates system intelligence so interaction can be tested before the automated machinery exists.
- The disciplined countermeasure is to keep everything except the core interaction deliberately crude; a Wizard-of-Oz prototype
- Wizard-of-Oz Test
- The name is apt: the impressive "system" was a person working controls behind a screen.
This sourceDescribes an apparently automated interface whose behavior is in fact supplied by a concealed human operator.
- The name is apt: the impressive "system" was a person working controls behind a screen.
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