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As discussed, I will be meeting individually with students to discuss behavioral prototypes, final concepts, and your final presentation.
You only need to show up for your assigned time in Room 442:
1230-1245 Sangmin
1245-100 Suzan + Alice
100-115 Tae Ho
115-130 Rob + Carlos
130-145 Mike
145-200 Fernando + Jonathan
215-230 Rob + Ray
230-245 Aya, Fuyu + Ariel
245-300 Sol + Jason
Tonight
- Behavioral prototyping reports (5 minutes each)
- Video scenario examples
- Sign up for individual meetings on Wednesday, 4/26
Make-up class
- Individual meetings with students, Wednesday, April 26 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Location: ITP, room TBD
Next week
Final presentations: Final design concept expressed as prototype or illustrated user scenario (cartoon scenario, storyboards, video scenario, conceptual mock-up, enactment.)
Final presentation
- Taking what you learned in the behavioral prototype, refine your concept and create one new user scenario that compellingly describes your concept, its use, features, and benefits.
- Use any of the presentation methods we have used or discussed: cartoon scenarios and storyboards, video scenarios, conceptual mock-ups, enactments. (If you choose an enactment, you must videotape it to submit as your final deliverable.)
- Remember what worked well in the last scenario presentation (hints: Don't make us read whole screens of text. Also, briefly set the context of your scenario's characters and their needs.)
- Each group will have 15 minutes. Students should plan to take 10 minutes max. for presenting their final concept, and leave 5 minutes for discussion. Please practice your presentation ahead of time to make sure it will fit withing the time allotted.
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Student presentations: User scenarios and 10 concepts
Due April 24: Behavioral Prototype Presentations / Reports sample report
Revised schedule
April 17: Guest lecture--John Payne, Moment Design (nothing due, continue work on behavioral prototyping)
April 24: Student presentations (Behavioral prototyping reports) - sample report
May 1: Final presentations
Agenda
10 concepts presentations
Discussion
- Conceptual, Behavioral and Experience Prototyping
Revised schedule
April 14: Makeup class--Student presentations (10 concepts, User scenarios)
April 17: Guest lecture--John Payne, Moment Design (nothing due, continue work on behavioral prototyping)
April 24: Student presentations (Behavioral prototyping reports) - sample report
May 1: Final presentations
Agenda
Research presentations:
- Alice and Suzan
- Jonathan and Fernando
- Sangmin
- Sol and Jason
Discussion
- User scenarios
- Revised class schedule
Readings
- Going Off the Beaten Path for New Design Ideas
- Experience prototyping
Next couple weeks' assignments
- no class April 3, make-up date TBA
- 10 concepts still due April 3. Post on website by end of the day
- User scenarios due April 10
- Prototyping/Participatory design reports due April 17