Tag Archive: video

Jan
31

“Think-Aloud” Protocol Can Influence Usability Testing

Slide showing the results of the 4 different conditions plotted against accuracy.

We got feedback from usability experts and they have additional information they would like to share. Take a look at their new post.  A common practice in usability testing is to ask people to describe what they are doing as they complete a task. The “Think-Aloud” protocol, or method, asks test participants to verbally express their thoughts, feelings, and reactions …

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Jan
07

Social Media + Plain Language

New DigitalGov U class will teach you how to write #socialgov content in plain language .

The essence of social media is engaging with our customers wherever they choose to be. That “place” could be Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, anywhere in the social media realm. However, just because we’re going where our customers are doesn’t mean they’re at our mercy—there’s a lot of competition for their attention, especially in social media. So how …

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Nov
13

What We’re Reading: Social Media

People are reading about in social media on their mobile devices.

Round out your professional reading (and video watching) list with these suggestions, contributed by members of the Federal Social Media Community of Practice. Today, we have 22 headlines to share. Enjoy! Social Media Today: 16 Experts on the Future of Digital Customer Service - Digital customer service is on the rise. More and more companies are …

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Oct
23

Autumn Heats Up with Challenge Competitions

fall corn stalks and sky

The weather is cooling down, but challenges and prizes continue to sizzle in federal government. We’ve been looking at Fiscal Year 2012 metrics, and there were at least 88 new challenges launched over the course of the year. About a dozen new agencies launched challenges, and @ChallengeGov’s Twitter following increased 90%. Federal agencies are driving innovation …

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Sep
14

Research Roundup: Social Currency, Smartphones, Mobile Consumption

A roundup of the weeks research and best practices.

  A compilation of digital media research and trends from the week of September 10, 2012. Photos and Videos as Social Currency Online (09/13/2012) A survey by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project finds women are more likely than men to use Pinterest, while Instagram and Tumblr attract equal shares of men and women. …

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