FORMATIVE REVIEW LOG

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Instructions For Use

In addition to space to record who is doing the evaluation, when, etc., there are three main columns that should be in the Formative Review Log:
- A column for indicating which part of the program is being review (e.g., a screen number, format sheet number, script version, etc.);
- A column for recording the reviewer's reactions, questions, errors, etc., and
- A column for recording what was done as a consequence of the feedback provided by the user.
Keep copies of formative reviews that have been done in the project notebook or diary.
As an interactive multimedia program nears completion, it is sometimes useful to watch a user and fill out the log for the user so that the user can concentrate on interacting with the program.

Formative Review Log

Portfolio Assessment
[IMM Module] Dr. Therow
[Reviewer] 9/11/92
[Date] Page 1 of 3
Screen Comments, Questions, Suggestions Action Taken

Main Menu

Screen
1#17

The main navigation icon is so small that I am having trouble placing the mouse on the right part of it.

The word "portfolio" is misspelled.

Let's try to enlarge the navigation icon. I suggest leaving out the icon's label.

Spelling corrected.

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Portfolio Assessment [IMM Module]	Dr. Therow [Reviewer]	9/11/92 [Date]	Page 1 of 3
Screen	Comments, Questions, Suggestions		Action Taken
Main Menu Screen 1#17	The main navigation icon is so small that I am having trouble placing the mouse on the right part of it. The word "portfolio" is misspelled.		Let's try to enlarge the navigation icon. I suggest leaving out the icon's label. Spelling corrected.