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Let's play the feedback game
Pages 943 - 946
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This paper describes a method for getting user feedback from Finnish primary school students as a part of usability and concept evaluation for an educational poetry writing tool. The game-like method uses smiling faces on a physical game board and physical tokens to answer questions on the evaluated system.
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