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, An Intervention Plan supports only one IADL Intervention_Plan ? =1 supports

, An Intervention Plan has at least three Therapeutic objectives Intervention_Plan ? ?3 has_part

, Intervention Plan has only one Assistance Level Intervention_Plan ? =1 has_part

, An IADL is composed of four IADL compounds IADL ? (=1 has_part.Goal_Formulation) ? (=1 has_part.Planning) ? (=1 has_part.Execution) ? (=1 has_part.Verification)

, An IADL is supported by only one Global Intervention IADL ? =1 supported_by

, An Global Intervention is associated with at least one Prompting Global_Intervention ? ? 1 has_part

, Each Complex Intervention supports only one IADL Compound Complex_Intervention ? = 1 supports

, Each Complex Intervention is realized in at least one Atomic Intervention Complex_Intervention ? ? 1 realized_in. Atomic_Intervention 10. Each IADL compounds is associated to at least one Complex Intervention IADL_Compounds ? ? 1 supported_by.Complex_Intervention 11. Each Complex Intervention is guided by only one Approach type Complex_Intervention ? =1 is_guided_by.Approach 12. Each Atomic Intervention is associated to only one type of Speech Act Atomic_ Intervention ? =1 associated_speech_act

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, Frédéric répond en parlant ou en sélectionnant sur l'écran l'option « Je vais bien, merci !

. Qu, est-ce que tu voudrais faire à la cuisine ? Le système de communication affiche quelques options

, Préparer un repas chaud 2. Boire une boisson 3. Rien Frédéric parle ou sélectionne sur l'écran l'option : « Je voudrais préparer un repas chaud

, Une phase de manipulation (40 à 60 minutes -2 scénarios de 25 à 35 minutes) : À partir de tâches définies à l'avance qui vous seront fournies. Vous aurez la liberté de les consulter ou non, selon vos habitudes ou le type de difficultés que vous rencontrerez. Dans la mesure du possible, nous ferons en sorte de ne pas répondre directement à vos interrogations, et de vous laisser le plus autonome possible dans la découverte de l'outil. Nous vous invitons à vous exprimer à haute voix, Une phase de familiarisation (5 minutes) : L'interface de l'outil vous est présentée brièvement. 2

, Une phase de questionnaire et de bilan (15 à 25 minutes) : Pour nous amener à faire une synthèse de ce que vous aurez observé

, Familiarisation (Prérequis : présenter la capture d'écran avec les zones actives pendant la présentation)

, le testeur ne manipule pas l'outil. L'évaluateur présente de manière succincte les 4 zones qui constituent l'assistant culinaire

, Ouvrir l'application 2. Réaliser une recette maintenant

, Écrire une pensée sur un post-it ou une tâche dont vous devriez vous rappeler Pendant la réalisation de la recette 4. Simuler la réalisation de la recette

, Regarder comment bien cuire vos aliments 7. Choisir un accompagnement pour votre recette 8. Choisir vos épices pour votre recette, Consulter les règles de sécurité 6

, Écrire des notes (ex. une idée de recette que vous voudriez faire cette semaine) 10. Programmer une minuterie

F. Annexe, Tests d?utilisabilité de l?assistant culinaire 11, Vous vous êtes coupé(e) et vous avez besoin d'assistance

, Attribuer une cote à votre recette 14. Regarder comment gérer la conservation des restes de votre repas 15. Commenter votre recette 16. Évaluer votre performance 17, Après la réalisation de la recette 13

, Maintenant, merci de simuler dans la cuisine du DOMUS votre activité (ex. les déplacements pour sortir

, Vous décidez de faire une recette que vous connaissez sans le livre de recette de l'assistant culinaire. La recette est relativement simple (ex. oeufs et du bacon avec des pâtes, réchauffer une pizza, Vous êtes invité au laboratoire du DOMUS pour préparer un repas

, Liste des tâches à accomplir 1. Enregistrer la recette que vous allez faire 2. Simuler la réalisation de la recette

, Maintenant, merci de simuler dans la cuisine du DOMUS votre activité (ex. les déplacements pour sortir

(. Attrakdiff, . Hassenzahl, &. Burmester, and . Koller, , 2003.

. Afin-d'évaluer-le-produit, s'il vous plaît remplir le questionnaire ci-dessous. Il se compose de paires opposées de propriétés que l'assistant culinaire peut avoir. La gradation entre les contraires sont représentés par des cercles. En cochant l'un de ces cercles, vous pouvez exprimer votre approbation d'un concept

, Même si vous n'êtes pas sûr de l'évaluation. Il n'y a pas de « bonne » ou de « mauvaise » réponse, S'il vous plaît donnez toujours une réponse