A student of mine is testing audio feedback for digital whiteboards. Call for testers in this thread — boosts welcome!
For my Bachelor’s thesis, I am investigating how the use of audio feedback can improve interaction with digital whiteboards. The goal is to make digital whiteboards more intuitive and accessible and to explore which forms of audio feedback can best support users in understanding and navigating events on a whiteboard.
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For this purpose, I am looking for voluntary participants who would like to take part in a short user study. No prior experience is required.
During the study, you will listen to different audio concepts for various whiteboard scenarios, compare the different versions, and give your personal feedback and preferences. You can listen to the audio variants as often as needed. The study also includes a few short tests in which several events are combined and you will describe what you noticed.
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Headphones are recommended for the best listening experience.
Please note that some sounds may take a few seconds to load. If you do not hear anything immediately, simply wait a few seconds and press the button again. And please make sure that your device is not in Silent Mode, as the audio may otherwise not play.
Take part in the study here:
https://nutzertest.nilsmatthias.com
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If you have any questions or would like more information, feel free to contact me directly via email. I would be happy to answer any questions.
Mail: leonie.weinert@student.hs-anhalt.de
Thank you very much for your support!
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@ToniBarth Sounds like a great study!