Re: Relative difficulty of creation

Phil Parry <[email protected]> Fri, 23 May 2008 13:20:29 +0100
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Yes, I think there is. I was looking
at this issue recently in another context.

Take a look at Bloom's Taxonomy (see
this Wikipedia
article and especially this
item ).

Regards

Phil

Phil Parry

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From:
"Lars Wieneke" <[email protected]>

To:
"User-Centred Design (Discussion)"
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Date:
23/05/2008 13:07

Subject:
Relative difficulty of creation

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Hi list members,

While researching approaches to lower the threshold of content production
in applications driven by user contributions I was wondering whether research
in the relative difficulty of creating content exists.

"Relative difficulty of creation" relates to the question what
kind of tasks a user regards as more difficult than another. e.g. is it
more difficult for a user to answer a question or to post it?

This relative difficulty might be specific to a particular user, so how
can I asses it?

Are there any concepts old or new out there that would dare to create a
hierarchy of relative difficulty?

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