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Evaluating the usability of intranet based travel information in the workplace

Evaluating the usability of intranet based travel information in the workplace
Evaluating the usability of intranet based travel information in the workplace
Influencing modal choice via Internet based travel information has been considered by a number of interested parties. Information of this kind is an important aspect of the decision making process, relating to travel choices. However, the lack of substantive research into how this information should be presented to the user will clearly affect the probabilities of the medium's ability to affect modal choice. This paper reports the findings of a research project looking into the usability of Internet based travel information on organizational intranets. The paper discusses current Internet use and travel information in the UK, evaluation methodology and presents results and recommendations to improve the effectiveness of travel information web sites
8pp
Kenyon, Susan
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Pennington, Andrew
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Bennett, Lloyd
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Kenyon, Susan
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Pennington, Andrew
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Bennett, Lloyd
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Kenyon, Susan, Pennington, Andrew and Bennett, Lloyd (2000) Evaluating the usability of intranet based travel information in the workplace. In World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems ( 7th : 2000 : Turin Italy ) . Proceedings : from vision to reality. 8pp .

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Abstract

Influencing modal choice via Internet based travel information has been considered by a number of interested parties. Information of this kind is an important aspect of the decision making process, relating to travel choices. However, the lack of substantive research into how this information should be presented to the user will clearly affect the probabilities of the medium's ability to affect modal choice. This paper reports the findings of a research project looking into the usability of Internet based travel information on organizational intranets. The paper discusses current Internet use and travel information in the UK, evaluation methodology and presents results and recommendations to improve the effectiveness of travel information web sites

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Published date: June 2000
Additional Information: Paper 2372 - CD ROM
Venue - Dates: 7th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems, Turin, Turin, Italy, 2000-11-06 - 2000-11-09

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Local EPrints ID: 75062
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/75062
PURE UUID: 63dc1b36-80fa-4b28-abcb-442bd2f9f76b

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Date deposited: 11 Mar 2010
Last modified: 22 Jun 2022 16:40

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Author: Susan Kenyon
Author: Andrew Pennington
Author: Lloyd Bennett

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