| Automatic Mental Model Evaluation (AMME): The site gives an overview of the toolkit. The Automatic Mental Model Evaluation software helps reconstructing and analyzing the user's interactive task-solving process by transforming log-files. |
| Bobby: Bobby is a commercial Windows-based tool to analyze web pages for their accessibility to people with disabilities. |
| CardSort - Tool for structuring information: A Java-based card sorting application. It supports Open Card Sorting and Closed Card Sorting techniques. The results can be analysed with EZCalc (IBM Tool). |
| CardSword: A Java-based Open Source application supporting open and closed card sorts. The software includes two separate tools - a sorting tool for the participants and an administration/analysis tool for the information architect to setup the card sort and analyze the results. |
| Classified: A program designed to evaluate navigational structures of Web sites or other information spaces, based on card sorting technique. Includes a FAQ, and free download. |
| e-Office Safety: Ergonomic training and risk assessment for computer workstation users. Support for Display Screen Equipment Regulations 1992 and SCORM compliant. Includes a demo and company information. |
| ErgoLight Usability Software: Software tool for Windows application developers offering solutions for testing and evaluating the usability. |
| HCI Mind Module: How to interface humans and artificial minds. Includes links. |
| ICON - Input Configurator Project: A Java package for making fully input-reconfigurable interactive applications. It allows to build and test a large number of interaction techniques that make use of enriched or impoverished physical input devices. |
| Ifeelpixel: An application designed to create tactile sensations based on images. |
| MemexSim: The Memex Simulator is an open source project, implementing Vannevar Bush's concept of an automated information retrieval mechanism. |
| Morae Usability Testing Software: Morae is a software solution for usability testing, including recording of the screen, user, and keystrokes. It can be used to record local or remote users, analyze results, and create presentation videos. |
| Review Assistant: A commercial tool by Information & Design which helps in conducting reviews (such as usability reviews or heuristic evaluations) with the possibility to create reports out of the findings. |
| Skipper: Linux package that describes simple sensors to enable people with limited movement to signal a PC. |
| uzCardSort and uzReview: Free open source software from Uzilla providing card sorting technique and heuristic evaluations. |
| Uzilla: A commercial software product to conduct usability tests. Consists of two components, a customized Web browser that logs user activity and an Internet based data collection and aggregation server. |
| WebSort - Web-based card sorting: WebSort is a commercial web-based software tool that enables researchers to perform remote card sort studies, in order to improve information structures. |
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