Evaluating First-time and Infrequent Use of In-Car Navigation Devices | Zendy

Elliott Noel | Zendy; Blair necke | Zendy; Lana M. Trick | Zendy

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Evaluating First-time and Infrequent Use of In-Car Navigation Devices

Author(s) -

Elliott Noel,

Blair necke,

Lana M. Trick

Publication year - 2005

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.17077/drivingassessment.1187

Subject(s) - learnability , usability , computer science , protocol (science) , turn by turn navigation , human–computer interaction , artificial intelligence , mobile robot , medicine , alternative medicine , robot , pathology , robot control

Learnability and memorability, important components of usability, are frequently overlooked by existing research with respect to in-car navigation devices. To remedy this, a protocol for evaluating the learnability and memorability of an in-car navigation device is presented. Representative tasks are identified and then used in conjunction with paired-user methods. The protocol is applied effectively to a device and problems are identified.

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