What additional consideration(s) are there when running usability tests with children and teens?Offering age-appropriate incentives1Removing distractions2Parental consent3All of the above4ReportConfirm

Which of the following is an advantage of group-administered tests, when compared to individually administered tests?The content of their questions is less limited and restricted.Outside factors are less likely to distract test-takers.Children taking them tend to be more motivated.They are more efficient and less expensive to administer.

One way families can influence technology use is to review devices used by children. Which of these outcomes would you expect if families followed this guideline? Children would not know how to use technology. Children would use technology irresponsibly. Children would not have access to new technology. Children would use age-appropriate technology.

Parents should have access to the screening tool only if it calls for their direct participation.TrueFalse

What or who is generally part of a usability test?Tasks1Participant(s)2Facilitator or moderator3All of the above4ReportConfirm

Question 2What is involved in usability testing? Select all that apply. 1 pointA Letter of ConsentPersonasTasks A facilitator or researcherA test scriptParticipants