Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Wizard of Oz Study(also: WOZ Study, Wizard of Oz Method)
- A research method in which participants interact with what they believe is an automated system, but which is actually operated in whole or in part by a human "wizard" hidden from view. The method is used to evaluate the usability and desirability of interfaces that do not yet…
- Wizard-of-Oz Study(also: WoZ Study, Wizard of Oz Protocol)
- A research method in which participants interact with a system they believe is autonomous, but which is actually being partially or fully operated by a human researcher (the "wizard") behind the scenes. In accessibility research, Wizard-of-Oz studies are used to test the…
- Wizard-of-Oz Study(also: Wizard of Oz, WoZ Study, Wizard-of-Oz Method)
- A Wizard-of-Oz study is a research method in human-computer interaction where participants interact with a system they believe is autonomous, but which is actually being partially or fully operated by a human researcher (the "wizard") behind the scenes. This technique is…
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