+
+ Abi's Comprehensive Information Processing Style
+
+
+
- Abi's comprehensive information processing style means that
- they tend
- to gather information about a problem before
- they start
- to solve it. For instance, Abi might look up a tutorial.
-
- Abi leans towards a comprehensive information processing style
- when they
- need to gather information to problem-solve.
- That is, before following any option that seems promising,
- Abi first gather
- information comprehensively to try to form a complete understanding
- of the problem before trying to solve it.Thus, their
- style is “burst-y”; first Abi read
- a lot, then they
- act on it in a batch of activity.
-
-
+
+ Abi's comprehensive information processing style means
+ that they tend
+ to gather information about a
+ problem before they start
+ to solve it. For instance,
+ Abi might look up a tutorial.
+
+
+ Abi leans towards a comprehensive information processing
+ style when they need
+ to gather information to
+ problem-solve. That is, before following any option that seems
+ promising, Abi first
+ gathers
+ information comprehensively to try to form a complete
+ understanding of the problem before trying to solve it.
+ Thus, their style is “burst-y”;
+ first Abi reads
+ a lot, then
+ they act
+ on it in a batch of activity.
+
+
-
\ No newline at end of file
+
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/templates/Abi/abiMToolTip.html b/templates/Abi/abiMToolTip.html
index b5152923..3569f84c 100644
--- a/templates/Abi/abiMToolTip.html
+++ b/templates/Abi/abiMToolTip.html
@@ -1,31 +1,43 @@
-
+
-
- Abi's Motivation
+
+ Abi's Motivation
+
+
- Abi prefers to use features and methods that
- theyare familiar with.
- Abi is good with technologies that they
- have used before.
-
- Abi is proficient with the technologies
- they use.
-
- Abi learns new technologies when they
- need to, but
- they don’t spend their free time
- exploring technology or obscure functionality of programs and devices
- that they use.
- When Abi uses computers to problem-solve, they
- have
- little desire to learn new functions, or to search for
- information on them. Abi tries to use methods that they
- arealready familiar and comfortable with to achieve
- their goals.
-
-
-
+
+ Abi prefers to use features and methods that
+ they
+ are familiar with. Abi is good
+ with technologies that they
+ have used before.
+
+
+ Abi is proficient with the
+ technologies they use
+ .
+ Abi learns new technologies when
+ they need
+ to, but
+ they don’t spend
+ their free time exploring
+ technology or obscure functionality of programs and devices
+ that they use
+ . When Abi uses computers to
+ problem-solve, they
+ have
+ little desire to learn new functions, or to
+ search for information on them. Abi tries to use methods that
+ they
+ are
+ already familiar and comfortable
+ with to achieve
+ their goals.
+
+
+
-
\ No newline at end of file
+
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/templates/Abi/abiPersona.html b/templates/Abi/abiPersona.html
index 9003d72f..5b8558e9 100644
--- a/templates/Abi/abiPersona.html
+++ b/templates/Abi/abiPersona.html
@@ -2,15 +2,27 @@
-
-
+
+
+
-
Is motivated by the usefulness of technology (as opposed to the novelty).
-
Has a comprehensive information processing style .
-
Has low computer self-efficacy .
-
Is risk-averse when it comes to software.
-
Does not like to explore or tinker.
+
Is motivated by the
+ usefulness of technology (as opposed to the novelty).
+
+
Has a comprehensive information
+ processing style.
- Abi's risk-aversion leads Abi to mainly
- use software features that theyare
- familiar with and to avoid features that they
- have not used before.
-
- Abi is risk averse when they
- use computers to perform tasks. When
- confronted with new software features, Abi worries that they
- will spend time on them and not get any benefits from doing so. Abi
- tries to perform tasks "the safe” (ie, familiar) way, even if the less
- familiar features might promise a more direct solution.
-
-
+
+ Abi's risk-aversion leads Abi to mainly use software features
+ that they
+ are familiar with and to avoid
+ features that they
+ have not used before.
+
+
+ Abi is risk averse when
+ they use
+ computers to perform tasks.
+ When confronted with new software features, Abi worries that
+ they will spend time on them and
+ not get any benefits from doing so. Abi tries to perform tasks
+ "the safe” (ie, familiar) way, even if the less familiar
+ features might promise a more direct solution.
+
+
-
\ No newline at end of file
+
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/templates/Abi/abiSEToolTip.html b/templates/Abi/abiSEToolTip.html
index 003c277a..6b061d68 100644
--- a/templates/Abi/abiSEToolTip.html
+++ b/templates/Abi/abiSEToolTip.html
@@ -1,32 +1,46 @@
-
+
-
Abi's Computer Self-Efficacy
-
+
+ Abi's Computer Self-Efficacy
+
+
- Abi's low computer self efficacy means
- that theyare
- not confident performing computing tasks that they
- are not familiar with. Abi might give
- up if they run
- into too many usability issues.
+
+ Abi's low computer self efficacy means that
+ they
+ are not confident performing
+ computing tasks that they
+ are not familiar with. Abi might
+ give up if they run
+ into too many usability issues.
+
- Abi has low computer self-efficacy, meaning that they
- havelow
- self-confidence in performing computing tasks other than
- the ones they are familiar with. This has a variety of impacts on
- how they use
- software. For example, Abi is not confident that they
- can learn to use new features and, as self-efficacy theory explains,
- they often give
- up if they run into challenges. Software with usability problems
- poses more challenges to her than it does to more confident users,
- and they often blame
+ Abi has low computer self-efficacy, meaning that
+ they
+ have
+ low self-confidence in performing
+ computing tasks
+ other than the ones they are familiar with. This has a variety
+ of impacts on how they use
+ software. For example, Abi is
+ not confident that they can learn
+ to use new features and, as self-efficacy theory explains,
+ they often give
+ up if they run into
+ challenges. Software with usability problems
+ poses more challenges to her than it does to more confident
+ users, and they often blame
+
theirself for problems that
- they encounter.
+ they encounter
+ .
-
+
-
\ No newline at end of file
+
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/templates/Abi/abiTToolTip.html b/templates/Abi/abiTToolTip.html
index c1758bcb..5880ff0c 100644
--- a/templates/Abi/abiTToolTip.html
+++ b/templates/Abi/abiTToolTip.html
@@ -1,30 +1,47 @@
-
+
-
Abi's Attitudes About Tinkering
-
+
+ Abi's Attitudes About Tinkering
+
+
- Abi doesn't like to tinker with software,
- which means that they might not find features
- that aren't apparent. Abi would rather follow step-by-step tutorials,
- and typically avoids troublesome features or commands.
-
- Abi doesn't particularly like tinkering with software
- (ie, just trying out new features or commands to see what they do) when
- they use
- software in their work tasks. Instead,
- they prefer
- following step-by-step tutorials and wizards.
- (However, when Abi does tinker, it has positive effects on
- their understanding of the software.)
- When software features/commands cause problems for Abi, they
- tend to blame
- theirself and, if
- they can, Abi then
- just avoids those troublesome features/commands. Abi then
- uses work-arounds that involve using only features/commands
- theyare familiar with already.
-
-
+
+ Abi doesn't like to tinker with software, which means that
+ they might not find features that
+ aren't apparent. Abi would rather follow step-by-step
+ tutorials, and typically avoids troublesome features or
+ commands.
+
+
+ Abi doesn't particularly like
+ tinkering with software (ie, just trying out new
+ features or commands to see what they do) when
+ they use
+ software in
+ their work tasks. Instead,
+ they prefer
+
+ following step-by-step tutorials
+ and wizards. (However, when Abi does tinker, it has
+ positive effects on their
+ understanding of the software.) When software features/commands
+ cause problems for Abi, they
+ tend
+ to blame
+ theirself and, if
+ they can, Abi then
+ just avoids those troublesome
+ features/commands. Abi then uses work-arounds that
+ involve using only
+ features/commands they
+ are familiar with already.
+
+
+
-
\ No newline at end of file
+
\ No newline at end of file