CHAPTER 21 WIZARD-OF-OZ PROTOYPING
WHAT IS A WIZARD-OF-OZ PROTOTYPE?
WHAT CONTENT ARE INCLUDED IN A WIZARD-OF-OZ PROTOTYPE?
NEXT ITERATION AFTER WIZARD-OF-OZ PROTOTYPING
DESCRIPTION
A Wizard-of-Oz (WoO) prototype was originally created to allow software makers to test nonexistent or experimental speech or haptic interfaces [Dahlback et al. 1993]. A secondary goal of WoO is the ability to explore innovation with technologies that may exist but are not yet prototyped; the main example being an unfinished design. This latter function allows a software maker to test the design direction for an incomplete design to get a proof of concept from users before committing to the design any further.
Like all prototyping, ...
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