[IxDA Discuss] how to find ur class

[cui sarah]

hi cecily

I was think about that user find their classes in the choice menus.But I 
think the choice menus is hard to make when we users are not just study in 
university.our users are all the people whom can use the computer and used 
to study in the school.It will be huge.and I also believe the choice menus 
are hard to use...user make a right choice and chick the right option in a 
big choice menus quickly  is not easy.do you think so?

but I think the chioce menus puls the keywords search is better way maybe.

thank u so much:)


>From: "Cecily Walker" <cecily.walker at gmail.com>
>CC: discuss at ixda.org
>Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] how to find ur class
>Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 09:14:59 -0800
>
>Hi Sarah,
>
>Will search be the only way that the students will have to find their
>classes? I think search works provided that there is controlled
>vocabulary or keywords available that match all of the different terms
>people might use to find a course.
>
>However, you might take a look at the search at the British Columbia
>Institute of Technology. I'm not a student there (my husband is) but I
>remember being impressed with their advanced search feature, which
>works more like a course selector rather than a keyword search.
>
>You can see it here: http://www.bcit.ca/study/  - this page has the
>simple keyword search on it, but if you click the 'advanced search'
>link, you'll see the course picker I mentioned.
>
>Good luck,
>Cecily
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