Masters students researching HATs
by CharJT | March 1, 2010 in Help Authoring Tools | No Comments
Four communication and information sciences Masters students from Radboud University in the Netherlands are researching user experiences with Help authoring tools (specifically: Author-it, Flare, Doc-To-Help, Help & Manual, and RoboHelp).
They have created a survey to gain more insight in user-friendliness of functionality and overall user experiences. With the results, they plan to:
- Write an article.
- Create a matrix showing a clear overview of functionalities and associated user-friendliness score.
- Write a more practical report with recommendations.
It will take approximately 15 minutes to complete the one-page, 60-question survey. If you would like a copy of the results, you can enter your email address. You can also volunteer to participate in a short phone interview regarding the results.
The students are aware that the results are not scientific, but your help is appreciated in giving them solid data that they can analyze.
Take the survey.
If you have any comments or questions, post them here. We will do our best to get the answers.
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