From: Distributed usability evaluation of the Pennsylvania Cancer Atlas
Stage 1 Assessment: User group 1 | List of Questions |
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Round 1 (open ended questions) | 1. How have you analyzed geographic information on cancer before? |
2. What is your experience viewing data in choropleth maps, frequency plots or population pyramids? What are your opinions on these methods to display data? | |
3. Based on your previous experience viewing maps and working in interactive environments, how logical is the presentation of the cancer data? | |
4. Comment on the interactivity of the three information displays. Are they difficult or easy to interpret? Are the connections between them clear? | |
5. What are some operations, or ways to manipulate the data, that you found missing and would have liked to have in the atlas? | |
6. What additional information or features should be provided in the extra space we have available in the lower right corner of the display? Why? | |
7. What features and/or operations within the atlas do you like? Why? | |
8. What features and/or operations within the atlas do you feel need improvement? Why? | |
Round 2 (open ended questions) | 1. In your opinion what groups of people could/would use this kind of web-based atlas? |
2. What do you think those groups of people would use this atlas for? | |
3. What would you use this atlas for? How often? | |
4. What would state agencies need in an web-based atlas to make accurate and timely interpretations of cancer registry data? | |
5. How could this atlas assist in planning and evaluating initiatives to reduce cancer morbidity? And cancer mortality? | |
6. Do you think this atlas could assist state policy makers in decision making as they implement cancer control measures? Why? | |
Round 3 (closed ended survey style questions) | Responses to these questions include a five point categorical scale which ranges from "Strongly agree" to "Strongly disagree". |
1. I think that I would like to use this Atlas frequently. | |
2. I found the Atlas unnecessarily complex. | |
3. I thought the Atlas was easy to use. | |
4. I think that I would need the support of a technical person to be able to use the Atlas. | |
5. I think that I would need detailed help and tutorials to be able to use the Atlas. | |
6. I found the various functions in this Atlas were well integrated. | |
7. I thought there was too much inconsistency in this Atlas. | |
8. I think that most people would learn to use this Atlas very quickly. | |
9. I found the Atlas very cumbersome to use | |
10. I felt very confident using the Atlas. | |
11. I needed to learn a lot of things before I could get going with this Atlas. |