Please evaluate human-computer interaction

I would like to ask for your assistance in evaluation of human-computer interaction (i.e. not technical issues) with a freely available online program which visually organizes Wikipedia articles.

The program is not a search tool for finding a particular article, but a visual exploration tool for English Wikipedia which relies on access to DBpedia - ‘the semantic version of Wikipedia’ (it doesn’t cover all Wikipedia articles, so, some queries may retrieve an error message).

Please begin by visiting http://visualisationofrelatedness.alwaysdata.net/ and entering a one-word query (i.e. 'space') in the search box provided.
When the visualization of relevant Wikipedia articles will appear on the screen feel free to re-arrange the layout by dragging the nodes with the mouse. You may use the tool box (located at the right bottom corner of the screen) for zooming, panning and overview of the visualized information space. The graph nodes can be clicked for further exploration of their contents. Kindly take the time to expand nodes of interest to deeper levels.

Once you have familiarised yourself with the tool (you may spend as long as you please doing so), please fill in the 5-mins anonymous online survey at https://www.esurveycreator.com/s/c1ff967

Thank you very much for your co-operation and support.

I would like to ask for your assistance in evaluation of human-computer interaction (i.e. not technical issues) with a freely available online program which visually organizes Wikipedia articles.

The program is not a search tool for finding a particular article, but a visual exploration tool for English Wikipedia which relies on access to DBpedia - ‘the semantic version of Wikipedia’ (it doesn’t cover all Wikipedia articles, so, some queries may retrieve an error message).

Please begin by visiting http://visualisationofrelatedness.alwaysdata.net/ and entering a one-word query (i.e. 'space') in the search box provided.
When the visualization of relevant Wikipedia articles will appear on the screen feel free to re-arrange the layout by dragging the nodes with the mouse. You may use the tool box (located at the right bottom corner of the screen) for zooming, panning and overview of the visualized information space. The graph nodes can be clicked for further exploration of their contents. Kindly take the time to expand nodes of interest to deeper levels.

Once you have familiarised yourself with the tool (you may spend as long as you please doing so), please fill in the 5-mins anonymous online survey at https://www.esurveycreator.com/s/c1ff967

Thank you very much for your co-operation and support.

Hey! I have completed your survey for you. If you have 5-10 mins and can take part in mine, on perceptions of online recruitment media, it would be much appreciated. I need loads of participants! There's a £200 prize draw too
https://kclbs.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_cBZ3BVsYfolz3G5

Good luck with your research!

Done! Please can you take part in mine if you have a few mins? It's on perceptions of learning via group discussions Thanks in advance!
https://goldpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_cRVsmmgWbFbEfsx

I would like to ask for your assistance in evaluation of human-computer interaction (i.e. not technical issues) with a freely available online program which visually organizes Wikipedia articles.

The program is not a search tool for finding a particular article, but a visual exploration tool for English Wikipedia which relies on access to DBpedia - ‘the semantic version of Wikipedia’ (it doesn’t cover all Wikipedia articles, so, some queries may retrieve an error message).

Please begin by visiting http://visualisationofrelatedness.alwaysdata.net/ and entering a one-word query (i.e. 'space') in the search box provided.
When the visualization of relevant Wikipedia articles will appear on the screen feel free to re-arrange the layout by dragging the nodes with the mouse. You may use the tool box (located at the right bottom corner of the screen) for zooming, panning and overview of the visualized information space. The graph nodes can be clicked for further exploration of their contents. Kindly take the time to expand nodes of interest to deeper levels.

Once you have familiarised yourself with the tool (you may spend as long as you please doing so), please fill in the 5-mins anonymous online survey at https://www.esurveycreator.com/s/c1ff967

Thank you very much for your co-operation and support.

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I would like to ask for your assistance in evaluation of human-computer interaction (i.e. not technical issues) with a freely available online program which visually organizes Wikipedia articles.

The program is not a search tool for finding a particular article, but a visual exploration tool for English Wikipedia which relies on access to DBpedia - ‘the semantic version of Wikipedia’ (it doesn’t cover all Wikipedia articles, so, some queries may retrieve an error message).

Please begin by visiting http://visualisationofrelatedness.alwaysdata.net/ and entering a one-word query (i.e. 'space') in the search box provided.
When the visualization of relevant Wikipedia articles will appear on the screen feel free to re-arrange the layout by dragging the nodes with the mouse. You may use the tool box (located at the right bottom corner of the screen) for zooming, panning and overview of the visualized information space. The graph nodes can be clicked for further exploration of their contents. Kindly take the time to expand nodes of interest to deeper levels.

Once you have familiarised yourself with the tool (you may spend as long as you please doing so), please fill in the 5-mins anonymous online survey at https://www.esurveycreator.com/s/c1ff967

Thank you very much for your co-operation and support.