Card Sort 2.0: Tools for Large-Scale Usability
PST7 Poster Sessions Track
Plaster Student Union Ballroom
Wednesday,
3:00
–
4:00
PM
Take the cards out of card sorting, and what do you get? Re-introducing the open-source project that was first announced at the 2007 HighEdWeb conference, we will show how the digital version of a popular usability exercise can scale up to utilize the collaborative efforts of a large number of participants.
The open source card sort project now offers database support and an intelligent analysis engine to process all the submissions.
Presenter
Tim Shearouse
President of the Augustana Web Guild,
Augustana College
Tim Shearouse is a senior mathematics and computer science major at Augustana College. He is the current president of the Augustana Web Guild.
Poster Sessions
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Wednesday, 3:00PM
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