[Arizona-students] Fw: Information about the user frustration study

[David Andrews]

>From: <mailto:JLazar at towson.edu>Lazar, Jonathan 
>To: <mailto:cdanielsen at nfb.org>cdanielsen at nfb.org 
>Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 2:44 PM
>Subject: [Possible SPAM] Information about the user frustration study
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>WE NEED MORE PEOPLE TO TAKE PART IN THE USER FRUSTRATION STUDY! 
>The National Federation of the Blind and Towson University are co-sponsoring a research study on the frustrations of computer users who use screen readers to browse the web. If you take part in the study, all you will need to do is record your frustrations while on the computer for a 2 hour period. When you return the fully accessible electronic forms to us, you automatically receive 50 dollars for taking part. In addition, two participants will be randomly chosen to receive 50 dollar gift certificates to the NFB store. We need two hundred people to take part, and at this point, we have received responses from only 50 people. This is an important research study for the Jernigan Institute and the screen reader community. We cannot accept any data after January 1, 2005, however, it's not too late to sign up. Please call the Universal Usability Laboratory at Towson University at 410-704-2612 or e-mail at <mailto:nfbstudy at towson.edu>nfbstudy at towson.edu and we will send you the forms immediately. Think of it this way: how often can you get paid $50 for complaining?
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>Dr. Jonathan Lazar 
>Director, CIS Undergraduate Program 
>Director, Universal Usability Laboratory 
>Department of Computer and Information Sciences 
>Towson University 
>8000 York Road 
>Towson, MD 21252 
>Phone: 410-704-2255 
>Fax: 410-704-3868 
>E-mail: jlazar at towson.edu 
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