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posted on 2007-01-01, 00:00 authored by Scott Carter, Jennifer Mankoff, Jeffrey Heer We present the iterative design of Momento, a tool that provides integrated support for situated evaluation of ubiquitous
computing applications. We derived requirements for Momento from a user-centered design process that included
interviews, observations and field studies of early versions of the tool. Motivated by our findings, Momento supports remote testing of ubicomp applications, helps with participant
adoption and retention by minimizing the need for new hardware, and supports mid-to-long term studies to address
infrequently occurring data. Also, Momento can gather log data, experience sampling, diary, and other qualitative data.
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