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Evaluation Strategies for HCI Toolkit Research

Talkat CHI 2018 · 2018-04-21..04-26
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Paper analyzes 68 papers (50 from ACM) and claims HCI toolkits need clearer evaluation, categorizing methods into four evaluation types: demonstration, usage, performance, and heuristics. Examples include WorldKit, Prefab, Pinocchio, RetroFab, Paper Maché and D3. Demonstrations appear in almost every paper while usage and performance appear in roughly half or a third and often serve as small add‑ons. The study shows adoption (D3) is the hardest-to-measure success signal and recommends choosing the evaluation that directly tests the paper’s concrete claim.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to talk
  2. 0:27What is a toolkit
  3. 2:14Why build toolkits
  4. 3:57Four evaluation types
  5. 5:02Demonstration evaluation
  6. 8:30Usage evaluation
  7. 9:54Performance evaluation
  8. 10:36Heuristics evaluation
  9. 11:36Rethinking evaluation
  10. 13:26Summary and future work
  11. 14:14Q&A session
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