Draft and Usability Test

Submit this form with:

1. A draft of your instruction set (attached as a file or linked)
2. A corresponding usability test that you can administer to learn about your draft's effectiveness (attached as a file)

Your usability test can take any format as long as it can be completed during our synchronous online meeting. During class, two of your classmates will use your draft to complete the usability test within Canvas by commenting and optionally marking-up files. (This means that you also will complete usability tests for two of your classmates.)

Consider this activity to be a form of peer review, which means that its benefit is manifold: you will receive feedback that you can use to revise your instruction set draft; you will get exposure to the drafts of other students in the same situation as you; you will practice constructing usability tests, an important professional genre.

These student examples may be useful:

• Comprehension test A
• Comprehension test B
• Performance test A