Scientific Methods in Human-Computer Interaction

This image shows the weekly activities for my class on scientific methods in human computer interaction. The first step for each week is to watch the lecture video, which introduces a concept or framework. The second step is to read the relevant readings and whatever other resources are included for the week. The third step is to engage with the activity or assignment for the week. The last step is to share a reflection of that activity with peers in the class and discuss it.

Week 1: Introduction

Week 5: Statistics – Null Hypothesis Significance Testing

Week 9: Survey design reliability and validity

Week 13: Usability Studies: A/B testing, Diary studies, Metrics

Week 2: Integrity and Ethics

Week 6: Statistics – ANOVA

Week 10: Mixed Methods

Week 14: A Little About Accessibility

Week 3: Behavioral research basics

Week 7: Power analysis

Week 11: Physiological Measurements

Week 4: Types of quantitative research

Week 8: Survey basics

Week 12: Usability Studies: Basic and Applied

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