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Toolkit Database Record (Ref: ev007)

Title	Information and Design: Usability toolkit
Tool Type	Multiple tools
Author	Gerry Gaffney
Description	This is a toolkit designed with commerce in mind. However, the tools are transferable to HE/FE settings. The site includes advice on setting up participatory design workshop, facilitation, paper proto-typing and establishing observation labs for usability testing as well as including usability tools. Tools include scenarios, checklists, writing a usability report, guidelines and example usability tests, and a paper proto-typing kit.
URL	http://www.infodesign.com.au/usabilityresources/default.asp
Related Resources/Notes
Country of Origin	Australia
Funding Body	NA
Project	NA
Date	1998
Contact Name	Gerry Gaffney
Contact e-mail	Gerry@InfoDesign.com.au

Record last updated August 2004.

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