Check-in
What has our team accomplished this week? This week we planned out the details of our proof model. We decided that for our proof model we will use one question to extrapolate a large set of social,...
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Proof Model
Connor and Nilo have just finished the proof model of their exhibit. The process involved work in a wide variety of mediums including: Research Programming Cell Animation Digitalized Animation Final...
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This week we worked on completing our proof model. We used one question to test whether or not a survey about consumption would be viable. Technically, the proof model is fairly basic. It does not...
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Check-in #7
This week we did most of the planning for our prototype. Connor figured out how the database features would be implemented while Nilo continued to draft art for the interface. We’re going to continue...
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This week we finished a rough draft of our prototype. Earlier we stated that we wanted to display more meaningful data, and our exhibit now displays some new information on the results page. It...
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Check-in #9
This week we refined our prototype to a testing-ready state and worked on planning our final exhibit. Our prototype is visible at http://www.connorworley.com/fc/. We also completed a simple sketch of...
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This week, middle schoolers came to HTH to test our exhibits and provide us with feedback. We set up our exhibit and had about ten people test it, including some teachers. We made several...
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This week we met with Paul and Erik from the Fleet. They reviewed our exhibit design and Nilo implemented their suggestions. They told us that if we could run our program on an iPad, they would be...
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Final Construction Images
Me working on programming the exhibit. A screenshot of our exhibit.
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Visitors typically spent 3-5 minutes at our exhibit, and most of them thought it was impressive. Some of them weren’t able to find the “NEXT” button on the first page, so they just started tapping the...
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