nm2216 dw5-55 trivia trails presentation
DESCRIPTION
Trivia Trails is a handphone application that makes physical activity fun through trivia, competition, interactivity, and social networking. Our presentation discusses the problems this application addresses, describes the features of the application, and explains the strengths and potential criticisms of the application.This presentation was prepared as part of the project work for the NM2216 (Introduction to Interactive Media Design) module at the National University of Singapore.TRANSCRIPT
TRIVIA TRAILS: MAKING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MORE FUN
DW5-55AdrienneHui ShianXinyiChong HweeExel
Overview and reason
A phone application that makes physical activity fun through trivia, socializing and competitions
Why Motivate youths to continue exercising To get youths to be more proactive towards
physical activity
Problem statement: People
Problem statement: Activities
Socializing
Walking
Problem statement: Context
Proposed Solution: Trivia Trails
a handphone application that makes exercise fun through trivia, competition, interactivity, and social networking
Features of Solution
Trivia
Competition
Interactivity
Social networking
Technology and Design Rationale
Technology needed: Handphone GPS WiFi/Internet access or computer access
Similar designs/design elements: Digital libraries/audio books for walking
trails Trivia applications/games for handphones Websites promoting exercise through
rewards and competition
Experience Prototype Testing Prototype testers: 3 individuals within
the target group
Response Easy to use Well-structured Good for school excursions Visual appearance could be more appealing
Strengths of solution
Our Design
Fun and engaging
Number of users not restricted
Attracts those who don’t like exercising
Customization
Tailored to the target audience
Previous Designs
Serious and dull
Usually used in small groups
Mainly for people who enjoy exercising
Restricted features Designed for
general users
Criticism of solution
As our application has many features, do you think it is too complicated to use? Will it be better to have lesser features?
As the targeted age range is quite small, do you think this application will work with a larger age range, say 13-20? If not, why so?
Q & A