Remote Testing Rocks! Ignite at UXPA 2013
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The document highlights the advantages of remote testing, emphasizing its ability to connect with participants in their natural environments without geographical limitations. It mentions both moderated and un-moderated sessions, noting that the latter allows for quick data collection from diverse populations without travel costs or logistical challenges. Overall, remote testing is presented as a beneficial approach for user experience research.
Remote Testing Rocks! Ignite at UXPA 2013
- 1. 2013 This Is Why Remote Testing Rocks! Jennifer Romano Bergstrom User Experience Research Leader Fors Marsh Group @romanocog
- 2. 2013 Remote Testing = Running sessions from afar @romanocog
- 6. 2013 Participants in natural environment @romanocog
- 7. 2013 Busy participant in natural environment @romanocog
- 8. 2013 Hard to reach populations Hard to reach participants @romanocog
- 9. 2013 Hard to reach participants in natural environment @romanocog
- 10. 2013 Un-moderated Sessions = Reach lots of people fast @romanocog
- 11. 2013 Interview a lot of people quickly Un-moderated Sessions = Lots of data fast @romanocog
- 12. 2013 Sample from the country…or the world Collect data from participants in your hometown @romanocog
- 13. 2013 Collect data from participants all over the country @romanocog
- 14. 2013 Collect data from participants all over the world @romanocog
- 20. 2013 @romanocog More time for family, friends, and fun
- 21. 2013 And THAT is why Remote Testing rocks! Jennifer Romano Bergstrom www.forsmarshgroup.com @forsmarshgroup @romanocog