跟读练习: Types of Surveys to Run Throughout the Design Process - 通过视频学习英语口语
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Surveys are a valuable asset in the UXers toolkit, Yet too often we use them for the wrong reasons.
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Knowing some of the types of UX surveys that are available to you, and knowing when to utilize them throughout the design cycle,
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will help you avoid the trap of using them incorrectly.
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The Discover phase of design is all about taking a broad view of the problem space,
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and gathering as much data as possible that could help shape the project moving forward.
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Although surveys are technically classified as a quantitative research method,
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The Discover phase is a time when it might actually be beneficial to utilize qualitative surveys.
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For example, a qualitative discovery survey sent to target users and leveraging lots of open -ended questions,
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can be a great way of gathering user data.
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This data is often used to help prepare for other research down the road.
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such as identifying topics to probe into more deeply in user interviews.
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The Discover phase is also a great time to reach out to stakeholders.
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Well, one -on -one stakeholder interviews are typically the best way to do this.
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A stakeholder survey can be a workable shortcut in situations where stakeholders are unable to give up the time for an interview.
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Finally, diary studies are a fabulous tool for gathering discovery data.
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And these are most often run by using a short survey questionnaire as the diary entry.
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In the explore phase, we're trying to gain a deeper understanding of the problem space and the target users.
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We're often building personas at this phase.
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While personas are best built by leveraging qualitative data, a specific type of persona called statistical personas blend, qual,
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and quant data and often requires surveys to help gather the quantitative component.
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Additionally, you may want to learn more about your competitors at this stage.
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And surveying your competitors' users can be a great way to start this process.
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By the time we reach the test phase, we've established some solid hypotheses that we're ready to try to verify.
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While we typically do this through qualitative observational research methods such as usability testing,
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It is often useful to include some quantitative data in the mix through the use of post -task and post -test surveys.
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Post -task surveys, as the name suggests, are small surveys administered after each task in a usability session.
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The most common example of a post -task survey is the single ease question:
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which simply asks a participant to rate how easy the previous task was.
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On a post -test survey, on the other hand, It's typically a longer survey administered at the end of the entire usability session.
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The most common example of a post -test survey is the
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system usability scale a 10 question Likert scale used to provide an overall usability score for a system.
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Despite all of the aforementioned opportunities to leverage surveys, the majority of UX surveys are actually conducted in the listen phase.
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The goal of the Listen phase is to periodically monitor users' experiences and sentiment over time, as they interact with your products.
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Listening surveys are typically delivered through feedback tabs like this one, or pop -ups like this.
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The most common listening survey is probably Net Promoter Score or NPS.
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Where respondents are asked to rate how likely they are to recommend the product, on a 0 to 10 scale.
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Customer Satisfaction Score or CSAT, is used to rate overall satisfaction with a product, and typically relies on a 5 -star scale.
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Finally, Customer Effort Score asks customers to assess how easy or difficult they found their experience with a system.
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With so many fabulous options in the UX or Toolkit, it's easy to accidentally reach for the wrong one.
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Knowing some of the common types of surveys available, and where they fit in the design process, can help ensure you're using the right methods for the right problems.
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为什么与这个视频练习口语？
通过与这个视频进行英语影子跟读，学习者不仅能够提升语音语调，还能增强对内容的理解。视频中的调查类型适用于用户体验设计的不同阶段，而在这些实际应用场景中练习英语，能够帮助学习者更好地掌握行业用语和表达。此外，模仿演讲者的发音和语调，可以大幅提高英语发音及流利度，尤其对准备雅思口语练习的人士来说，这是一种极有效的方法。
语法与表达在语境中的应用
- “for the wrong reasons”：这个短语强调整体逻辑的反向思维，适合在讨论不当做法时使用。
- “help shape the project”：此表达强调帮助塑造某个项目，显示出动词“help”在这里的使用是为了强调协助的功能。
- “surveys are a valuable asset”：在这里，“valuable asset”描述了调查的重要性，适用于强调某一事物的价值。
- “gain a deeper understanding”：这是一个常用的短语，表示对某事物有更深入的理解，适合在各种分析中使用。
- “conducted in the listen phase”：描述某个研究的具体过程，适合用于专业讨论时，帮助表达逻辑结构。
常见的发音陷阱
在视频中，一些单词和短语的发音可能会给英语学习者带来挑战。例如，“surveys”这个词通常被发音为 /ˈsɜr.veɪ/，而不是常见的错误发音。“stakeholders”中间的“hold”需要清晰朗读，以避免模糊发音。“qualitative”中的“qual”的发音要注意，这通常会被误读。对这些词汇进行反复的英语影子跟读，将有助于提高你的英语发音。
总的来说，结合视频内容进行shadow speak练习，不仅能有效提升发音，还能加深对设计过程和用户体验的理解，使学习者在实际交流中更有信心。
什么是跟读法？
跟读法 (Shadowing) 是一种有科学依据的语言学习技巧，最初开发用于专业口译员的培训，并由多语言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。这个方法简单而强大：您在听英语母语原声的同时立即大声重复——就像是一个延迟1-2秒紧跟说话者的影子。与被动听力或语法练习不同，跟读法强迫您的大脑和口腔肌肉同时处理并模仿真实的讲话模式。研究表明它能显着提高发音准确性，语调，节奏，连读，听力理解和口语流利度——使其成为雅思口语备考和真实英语交流最有效的方法之一。