Alternate articles preso #5
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The document describes an app called Alternate Articles that aims to provide users with easy access to related news articles that have differing viewpoints or levels of bias on a topic. The app displays the perceived bias of the current article and presents the user with a collection of alternative articles on the same topic that have different biases, allowing users to get a more informed perspective. Initial user testing found that participants liked being able to see the bias ratings of articles and access alternative viewpoints but suggested also showing the current article title and clarifying what "left" and "right" mean in the bias scale. The creators concluded they should incorporate more user feedback into their product design to address issues like inherent bias in their initial approach and a lack of consideration
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Assessment Questions:
Before you analyze your article (but after you decide on a topic), answer the following questions. Your answers will prime your brain for a more critical consideration of the article.
Why is this person, event, invention (or whatever) of such significance that it merits inclusion in an encyclopedia?
How would you break it down? What would the different sections be?
What sort of images would you include in your article?
What parts of the article might be potentially controversial? Why?
Where would you go to find and verify information for your article?
Evaluation:
Paying close attention, taking notes, and researching the subject under study.
How long is the entry? Does the length seem surprising or not? (Look up a couple of articles on similar topics to help you answer this question.)
How is the entry divided into subtopics? List them.
When was it last updated? See the very last page of the entry for this information.
What information seems to be the most recent? How can you tell?
What kind of visual information (photos, graphs, tables, etc.) is included? List visual elements and explain what each adds to the entry.
Who are the experts cited in the body of the entry (if any)? List them.
Analysis & Interpretation:
Discovering and focusing on significant patterns that emerge from the description stage. In the interpretive stage, we try to determine the meanings of the patterns we have analyzed. The most difficult stage in criticism, interpretation demands an answer to the “So what?” question.
What information in the article did you find the most surprising or enlightening? What information seems outdated or in need of updating? Are there aspects of the subject that seem incomplete?
Look again at the selection of topics and subtopics and how these are organized. Which aspects of the subject are emphasized by this .
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Data scientists play an important role here by helping companies deliver these experiences to their customers. The internet has given a huge number of options to people. For instance, there are millions of apps on the Google Play Store & billions of videos on YouTube. How can a user navigate through the maze of information and find what’s most relevant for him/her?
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Print-your-own UX activity recipe cards. The set includes:
- Opportunity Statement
- Persona 4x4
- Six-Up
- Project Brief
- Customer Conversations
- Wireframe Walkthrough
Instructions: Print two sided on 8x5"x11" card stock. Cut in four pieces. Produces two sets of six cards. Keep one, share one with a friend!
You can find template worksheets for the opportunity statement and persona 4x4 at bit.ly/uxl-worksheets
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http://2014.uxlondon.com/speakers/lane/#workshop
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- 2. Elevator Pitch 1. For people who want to be aware of bias in news 2. and don’t want to spend time looking up other articles 3. Our product provides a quick and easy way for users to find related articles 4. that have different or less bias so that users can form their own educated opinions. 5. Unlike manually google searching 6. To use our product you don’t have to open another tab and a collection of related articles is presented to you with a bias score
- 3. MVP2
- 4. Data Collection - MVP2 User Testing Chart SUMMARY Importance (1-5) Satisfaction (1-5) Displaying Current Article Bias 4 4.8 Displaying Alternate Article Bias 4.6 4.6 Visual Design 4.8 4.4 OVERALL Rating 4.46 4.6
- 5. Data Collection- User Quotes “I really like the sliding scale and how intuitive that is in showing the current article bias.” “It would be helpful if I could see what article I’m currently on, because right now it covers the article title.” “It’s not completely clear what ‘left’ and ‘right’ means, and it kind of assumes that I’m reading political news articles.”
- 6. Hypothesis Hypothesis: that users would like Alternate Articles because it provides an easy way to view articles with different viewpoints Based on the data:
- 7. What we learned ● Feedback is important ○ Our original MVP had inherent bias ● Personas give you a direction ○ Original idea was to show articles with opposite bias to correct bias ○ Now presents all sides
- 8. Questions?
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- https://www.foxnews.com/us/suspect-arrested-in-florida-in-connection-with-suspicious-packages-sent-to-democrats
- https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-says-abrams-will-turn-georgia-into-venezuela-at-macon-rally