[Air-L] testing internet user

[Rashid, Ihtesham]

Hi Anna,

As part of their 4-part documentary on the virtual revolution, the BBC recently conducted a web behaviour test. See links below for more info: 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/virtualrevolution/ 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/labuk/experiments/webbehaviour/

Cheers,

Ihtesham Rashid
Agent de recherche / Research Officer  
Recherche, planification stratégique & liaison / Research, Strategic Planning & Liaison
Bureau de la stratégie / Strategic Office
 Bibliothèque et Archives Canada /Library and Archives Canada 
Telephone / Téléphone: 819-934-7452
ihtesham.rashid at lac-bac.gc.ca


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Sent: June 23, 2010 8:13 AM
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Subject: [Air-L] testing internet user


Hello everyone!

I am preparing my research experiment on web site usability and I have to do a pre-test to select people for it: I need to define if they are beginners, intermediate or advanced internet users (in general). You know, something similar to English-level tests: if a person can do A, he/she is a beginner, if A and B - intermediate, and if A, B and C - then we have an advanced level of English.

I was wondering if there exists the same test to find out what kind of Internet user you are? Because if not, there should be one, I think!

Will appreciate your messages about this issue,

Thanks a lot!

Anna Ivanova
ivanova.re at gmail.com

PS. do not hesitate to contact me a bit later if you are also interested in this question, so that I can tell you what answers I got from this list.
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