Usability testing training course

Discount evaluation techniques and how to conduct usability tests - half day course

Overview

How to evaluate your organisation's Internet and Intranet site, web applications and software
How to design, plan and facilitate usability test sessions

How to analyse test results and effectively communicate results
Logistics, technologies and ethics of usability testing

2012 dates and locations

Brisbane	Sydney	Melbourne
14 June (1:30pm)	24 July (9:00am)	14 May (9:00am)
13 November (1:30pm)	6 November (9:00am)	4 December (9:00am)

Courses in Canberra, Adelaide, Perth and other cities are run on demand. Please email us to register your interest.

Venue

Brisbane	Sydney	Melbourne
The Mill Hotel 239 Wickham Terrace Spring Hill QLD 4000	Living Planit 109 Pitt St Sydney NSW 2000	The Jasper Hotel 489 Elizabeth Street Melbourne VIC 3000

Costs and registration

The cost for this half day course is $495 plus GST = $544.50 - Includes lunch, refreshments and all course materials including examples and templates that you can use in your own organisation.

Discounts

Earlybird discount. Save 10% - Register 30 days prior to course commencement date to qualify, or
Register 3 participants from the same organisation on the same course and the 4th person can attend for free, or
Register the same person for more than one course and receive a 10% multiple course discount; or
Returning student discount. 20% for any registered student who had previously attended one of our courses.

Who should attend

Business analysts
Content and business owners involved in creating web content
Online communications officers
Producers
Designers
IT and web managers
Testers
Developers
Usability specialists and user centred designers

Course outline

Module 1: Usability testing

What to test and when in the development lifecycle
Where to test - field studies versus internal offices / meeting rooms versus usability laboratory
Design a usability study and writing test plans
Recruiting test participants
Conducting tests
Tips and traps for successful usability tests
Evaluating results
Ethics of testing with humans

Module 2: Tools, technologies and logistics

Tools and technologies available to conduct usability testing including Morae, Five Second Tests, Treejack and eye-tracking
Testing mobile web technology and tools
Forms, log sheets and test paperwork

Module 3: Communicating results

Effectively communicating results
Report writing
PowerPoint and video presentations

Where to now?

More information

For further information on this our any of our other courses, please contact us.

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