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Playing in the wild: enhancing user engagement in field evaluation methods

In this paper we want to describe the possibility to introduce game mechanics within the methodologies commonly used in the evaluations of interactive systems. Through the set up of a "gamified user field test" we intended to show how it is possible to increase the engagement and self-motivation of people that take part in evaluation activities.