Two quick questions about volunteer recoginition:

1. What motivates you to volunteer?

2. What sort of reward, apart from the satisfaction of a job-well-done, do you most appreciate to be recognized for your volunteer efforts?

If you could drop me a line by commenting here or emailing [email protected]. I’m working on brainstorming ideas as a part of a graduate school project.

Thanks

Robb

Two quick questions about volunteer recoginition: 1. What motivates you to volunteer? 2. What sort of reward, apart from the satisfaction of a job-well-done, do you most appreciate to be recognized for your volunteer efforts? If you could drop me a line by commenting here or emailing [email protected]. I’m working on brainstorming ideas as a part of a graduate school project. Thanks Robb

Showing users things they can recognize improves usability over needing to recall items from scratch because the extra context helps users retrieve information from memory.

Recognition refers to our ability to “recognize” an event or piece of information as being familiar, while recall designates the retrieval of related details from memory.

The activation of a chunk is influenced by three different factors: Practice: how many times a chunk has been used in the past Recency: how recently a chunk has been used Context: what is present in the person’s focus of attention

Common lore says that practice makes perfect. Indeed, the more you practice a piece of information, the more likely you are to remember it: a chunk’s activation depends on the amount of practice that it has received.

Me: *sees 15 second preview, immediately recognizes* omg that's that actor from that show!

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