The Effect of Parallel Prototyping on Design Performance, Learning, and Self-Efficacy
The Effect of Parallel Prototyping on Design Performance, Learning, and Self-Efficacy
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并行原型对设计性能、学习和自我效能的影响
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2009
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S. Klemmer
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Steven W. Dow;Alana Glassco;Jonathan Kass;Melissa Schwarz;S. Klemmer
Designs often improve with iteration. Does creating and receiving feedback on multiple prototypes in parallel — as opposed to serially — affect outcome, learning, and selfefficacy? Two experiments manipulated whether participants designed prototypes and received feedback in parallel or serial. In the first, participants designed Web advertisements and received descriptive critique on each prototype. As measured by click-through rate and expert ratings, ads created in the Parallel condition significantly outperformed those in the Serial condition. Independent raters found Parallel prototypes to be significantly more divergent. Parallel participants reported a larger increase in task-specific selfconfidence. In post-task interviews, several Serial participants reported negative reactions to critique; no Parallel participants reported this. The second study manipulated Parallel versus Serial for a simple mechanical design task. This study found no significant performance difference between conditions. We discuss differences between the tasks and the implications for understanding when and how parallel prototyping is beneficial.