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merits in every line. Instead, link your talents to the concerns ... The
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Use your website and social networking to generate easy -to- close referral ... selling, he
gave me the following five tips:
1. Identify your best customers.
First, find out which of your existing customers are likely to join your "volunteer sales force." Use
your ... want to turn your best customers into a "volunteer sales force," according to Rob
Fuggetta, author of the newly published book Brand Advocates: Turning Enthusiastic Customers
Into a...
... words, "turn to page 15 in your textbook", they probably feel like
it's going to be just another boring English lesson. This doesn't have to be true, however, if
we use our EFL ... reside and correct them or decide to follow up the pair-work
with additional question-answer practice between student and teacher.
Five Steps to Using Your Textbook to
Build a More Dynamic EFL Conversation
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each student choose from a stack of cards labeled 1A, 2A, 3A etc. and 1B, 2B, 3B etc.
Thus, if a student's card reads 1A his or her partner is the 1B cardholder....
... whom to recruit, it’s time to write a screener and send it to
the recruiter. Make sure to discuss the screener with your recruiter and to walk
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HOW TO DO IT
Preparation
A full-on usability test (say six to 10 users) can easily take three to four weeks ... notes on their observa-
tions, too.
HOW TO ANALYZE IT
Although some things are going to be obvious, a formal analysis is necessary
to get to underlying causes and to extract the most value from...
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If your task is to improve the interface as well as to establish whether it meets the
requirements, then you are likely to need to work out what to do...
... paper to coded prototype,
236–237
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wireframe, 232–233
storyboard to paper
prototype, 235
visualization of, 229–231
wireframe to storyboard,
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helped usto understand how these heuristics might be applied.
The Inspectors
Instead of recruiting a real or representative user to be your participant, you need
to fi nd one...
... have to make an effort to really SEE these images happening
in your mind, as you underline the key words of your speech: then,
during your presentation, you’ll be able to move from topic to topic
... author.
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HOW TO
USE YOUR MEMORY
TO EARN MORE
MONEY
HOW TO
USE YOUR MEMORY
TO EARN MORE
MONEY
By
Phillip Newton
Page 3Introduction
Introduction
A little known ... 16Chapter 2
to plan your days in numerical order.
Start practising today: draw up a list of your own key words and
then use them to make associations with the things you have to do
tomorrow. Then,...
... term ‘greenhouse effect’
is fi rst used
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carbonifootprinti
You can now work out how big your
carbon footprint is by using the
Government’s Act On CO
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calculator
at www.direct.gov.uk/ActOnCO2. ... activities that are
happening near you
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Find out what your carbon footprint
is at www.direct.gov.uk/ActonCO2
Set yourself a goal to reduce your
carbon footprint over the next six months
... website?
Tone of voice If you’re speaking
in public, it helps to use one style of
language; if you’re writing a press
release, it helps to use another.
Partners If you can link your
message to...
...
expert users and thus need to accommodate both usage styles.
A common way to cater to both expert and novice users is to include accelerators
in the interface to allow expert users to use faster, ... User of System
Novice User of System
EDITOR’S NOTE: SHORT VERSUS LONG MENUS
The use of “short menus” and “long menus” for supporting both novice users and expert
users requires detailed usage ... e-commerce company, the cus-
tomers, the person they’re buying for, the customers’ spouses who get ignored
while the customers are using the computer, and their friends who are trying to
call while they’re...
... System
Additional Use Cases Needed: “Complete Order” use case
1. Customer locates the search field.
2. Customer enters the ISBN into the search field.
3. Customer presses the Search button.
4. System ... strive to replicate these
groupings in your product. By doing so, users will be able to easily fi nd what
they are looking for when using your product.
In this chapter, we discuss uses for card ...
train on a route. To
get the true status
for a train, the user
must select a train
and press the button
at the bottom of the
page. (b) The Status
page adds actual
status to the schedule...
... addition, you need to provide a brief training session to
explain how to use the software. Even with training, the user interface may be
diffi cult for users to get the hang of.
Some tools support ... asked to do too much
■ Senior management referred to usability as
key for the future
■ The user interface toolkit used by development
does not support a fl exible architecture
■ Main competitor ... Internet collaboration tools to conduct business and exchange
ideas with geographically dispersed teams. Remote brainstorming using these tools is
diffi cult because it is hard to know when someone...
... resulting clusters are determined by the data (i.e., it
is a bottom-up process). Not all of your clustered factoids have to fi t cleanly into
your defi ned categories. When you label your clusters, ... SUBCATEGORIES OF USERS
When you created your categories of users in Step 1, you thought about the differ-
ences in user roles, user goals, and user segments between groups of your target
users. To identify ... clusters have started to settle. ■
Note that you may have to just force yourself to stop, as the organization of fac-
toids, labeling, and reorganization can go on for a long time. One way to...
... a subset of skeletons to develop into personas.
Step 4: Prioritize the Skeletons
It is time to prioritize your skeletons. To do this, schedule a meeting with mem-
bers of your persona core ... small, you
must clearly defi ne which skeletons are going to be focused on and which will
not (for now). Select the top three to fi ve skeletons by priority values to be
enriched into complete ... be able to
help them in this work.
It is important to reach consensus on the importance of the various skeletons,
but it is not often easy to do so. When you ask your stakeholders to rank...