Difference between revisions of "Difficulty Rating System"
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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
{{LoU|Example Difficulty Rating|Easy|Intermediate}} | {{LoU|Example Difficulty Rating|Easy|Intermediate}} | ||
| + | The [[Difficulty Rating System]] is designed to provide users with some guidance as to what topics are at their level of understanding, or are easy to use, and so on. | ||
== Levels == | == Levels == | ||
| − | + | ;We support 5 difficulty levels for each metric. | |
| − | + | *'''Newbie''': Indicates a minimal difficulty. It should be easy for an absolute newbie to understand within seconds. | |
| − | + | *'''Beginner''': Indicates difficulty only based on basic prior knowledge of another related topic, or having performed the task at least once before. | |
| − | + | *'''Intermediate''': Generally indicates difficulty based on requiring basic prior knowledge of multiple related topics, or having performed the task several times before. | |
| − | + | *'''Advanced''': Indicates a requirement of advanced knowledge and technical understanding, or having performed the task on a routine basis | |
| + | *'''Expert''': Indicates a requirement of vast knowledge and technical understanding on various subjects, possibly indicating actual danger from use (such as crashing) | ||
== Metrics == | == Metrics == | ||
=== Usage === | === Usage === | ||
=== Level of Understanding === | === Level of Understanding === | ||
Revision as of 19:57, 12 March 2005
Overview
| Example Difficulty Rating | |
| Usage | Easy |
| Level of Understanding | Intermediate |
| Computer Savvy | {{{4}}} |
| Logic | {{{5}}} |
The Difficulty Rating System is designed to provide users with some guidance as to what topics are at their level of understanding, or are easy to use, and so on.
Levels
- We support 5 difficulty levels for each metric.
- Newbie: Indicates a minimal difficulty. It should be easy for an absolute newbie to understand within seconds.
- Beginner: Indicates difficulty only based on basic prior knowledge of another related topic, or having performed the task at least once before.
- Intermediate: Generally indicates difficulty based on requiring basic prior knowledge of multiple related topics, or having performed the task several times before.
- Advanced: Indicates a requirement of advanced knowledge and technical understanding, or having performed the task on a routine basis
- Expert: Indicates a requirement of vast knowledge and technical understanding on various subjects, possibly indicating actual danger from use (such as crashing)
