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Figure 6.19 Evaluation components

various districts in the town were obvious and existing personal experiences could be en-
hanced. Generally, the candidates commented positively on the ability to gain an enhanced
appreciation of the town with the interactive multimedia product.

6.7.3 Jewell Area prototype

The evaluation was based on the three primary way finding tasks specified by Darken and
Sibert (1996). These are:
naive search - where the navigator has no a priori knowledge of the whereabouts of the
target, requiring an exhaustive search;
primed search - where the navigator knows the location of the target, performing a non-
exhaustive search; and

exploration - where there is no target.