Capturing mobile experiences: Context- and time-triggered in-situ questionnaires on a smartphone
M. Capatu, Georg Regal, Johann Schrammel, Elke E. Mattheiss, Miriam Kramer, Nikolaos Batalas, Manfred Tscheligi · 2014
Measuring the behaviour and experience of people unobtrusively in different context situations is desirable in order to achieve more valuable results. Questionnaires applied directly in the situation of interest have the advantage that memory effects are prevented, which are a common issue with retrospective measures [1]. However, they also interrupt the ongoing interactive experience. To be able to collect feedback directly in a targeted context situation