Graduate student research: Evaluation of Human-Computer Interaction Techniques

By Margaret Foley (MMath), Cheriton School of Computer Science

Research participation information and requirements
Information requested	Description
Description of study	You are invited to participate in a research study examining methods for people to interact with computers and other digital devices. In this experiment, you will compose and transcribe sentences on a mobile phone with different input methods. This is important because understanding the characteristics and performance of human-computer interaction can discover new interaction methods and improve existing interaction methods. The results of this study contribute to graduate theses and faculty research.
Participant requirements	Must be fluent in English (i.e. if you are not a native English speaker, having a TOEFL score above 110)
Length of time of study	One 40 minute session, and one 30 minute follow-up session Description of study: In this experiment, you will compose and transcribe sentences on a mobile phone with different input methods.
Other information	You will receive payment of $20 after completing both sessions.
Supervisor/Co-supervisor information	Daniel Vogel
To request to participate in the study, please contact	Margaret Foley

This study has been reviewed and received ethics clearance through a University of Waterloo Research Ethics Committee.