Facilitator’s data

Prototype:

• Access steps:
  1. go to https://www.figma.com
  2. Log In
     • Account Name: [email protected]
     • Password: provide via speech
  3. Access Wireframe Sketches - Page 1
• <Video recording of you passing the scenario> Prototyping tools and prototype versions often change, and a recording can serve a good reference for the team even if the prototype for some reason becomes unavailable.

1. Intro

Greeting:

• Hello, <user’s name>!
• My name is <your name>, and I am a Human Computer Interaction master’s student at IUPUI. I am part of a graduate school team that is collaborating with the company Gravity drive for our Capstone Project.
  • Introduce other people on call
• Thank you for joining this session! How are you?
• <Small talk about the weather, the city where a user is from, or plans for the weekend>

Explaining the goal:

• <User’s name>, you were contacted because we believe your feedback can help make a Search and Rescue operations platform better and identify issues with it in the early stages.
• The objective of the platform is to enable teams in the SAR space to have one desktop platform where units can run/manage missions, keep better track of their member’s overall education and performance needs.
• Today we will be going through the education, performance, and resource side of the platform.
  • Your feedback on the prototype will help us figure out how convenient, useful, and clear it is.

Planned activities (for the case of testing a prototype):

• If this user has not been previously interviewed:
  • The session will consist of two parts. We’ll have a mini-interview, and then I’ll ask you to perform some actions with the prototype of the application.
• If this user has been previously interviewed:
  • We will start by asking you to perform actions with the prototype of the application. The prototype you will be interacting with is a low fidelity version. This means that the prototype is not fully detailed and not everything works in it. As a result, I’ll provide you with a scenario and then ask you to perform specific tasks.

“Rules of the game”:

• <User’s name>, for the sake of the accuracy of this experiment, I won’t be able to prompt you and I only will answer your questions after the session. It might seem like an exam, but it isn’t.