One of the User-Centred Design process stages is 'Understand and specify context of use'. What does 'context of use' refer to?Question 1Answera.effectiveness, efficiency and satisfactionb.users, goals, tasks and environmentc.quality of the training documentationd.low, medium or high fidelity of the prototype

a) You have been asked by a software company to provide a training session on User-centered Design. Describe a user-centred design approach and techniques used (10)As part of a new project Digital Pathways are developing an Interactive Kiosk for a Science Museum to be used by children. The kiosk will provide learning activities and games about wind turbines(b) List the possible stakeholders of this system (4)(c) Explain why a combination of ethnography and prototyping is useful for the requirements elicitation process (7)(d) Explain, with examples, the difference between functional requirements and non-functional requirements. (4

describe the term context and highlight its significance in understanding language in use

Which of the following BEST defines the conceptual framework?a.It explains the research design and toolsb.It discusses the broader scope that can be used in different studies.c.It contains variables, and concepts of the present study.d.It presents previous studies.

According to Satzinger et al. (2016) in the book "Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World," what is a use case? A. An abstract concept without practical application. B. A documented list of system requirements. C. An activity the system performs in response to a user request. D. A detailed technical design document.

. Describe what we mean by contextualization