Written by a team of authorities in human-computer interaction (HCI) and usability, this pedagogical guide walks you through the methods used in HCI and examines what are considered to be appropriate research practices in the field. Featuring a plethora of real-world examples throughout, you’ll discover how these methods have been used in HCI research so that you can gain a stronger understanding of the subject matter.
- Serves as an authoritative, comprehensive resource on all things related to research methods in human-computer interaction
- Addresses experimental research and design methods, statistical analysis, and time diaries
- Shares authentic case studies, interviews, and focus group experiences
- Reviews analyzing qualitative data, working with human subjects, handling automated computer data collection methods, and more
If you are looking for a detailed, no-nonsense resource that offers in-depth coverage of HCI methods, then this is the book for you.