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clicked Gordon D. Michael K. Jake M. Krister J. Medium-Fi Prototype clicked Gordon D. Michael K. Jake M. Krister J.

Mission Statement:

“Never Leave Class Confused.” Mission Statement: “Never Leave Class Confused.”

Problem/Solution Overview:

Problem/Solution Overview: Public Embarrassment -> Students’ fear to admit that they don’t understand Solution:

Problem/Solution Overview: Public Embarrassment -> Students’ fear to admit that they don’t understand Solution: Temporary Anonymity

Problem/Solution Overview: Public Embarrassment -> Students’ fear to admit that they don’t understand Solution: Temporary Anonymity (Teacher can know who you are after class)

Task Overview: Simple: Moderate: Complex:

Task Overview: Simple: Students need to alert their teacher when they are confused in class. Moderate: Complex:

Task Overview: Simple: Students need to alert their teacher when they are confused in class. Moderate: Teachers need to effectively read the classroom to determine student understanding during a lecture. Complex:

Task Overview: Simple: Students need to alert their teacher when they are confused in class. Moderate: Teachers need to effectively read the classroom to determine student understanding during a lecture. Complex: Teachers need to update their next lesson after class based on what happened during class that day.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #1 More intuitive “All Clear” screen, prompting teacher to begin teaching.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #1 More intuitive “All Clear” screen, prompting teacher to begin teaching.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #1 More intuitive “All Clear” screen, prompting teacher to begin teaching.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #1 More intuitive “All Clear” screen, prompting teacher to begin teaching.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #1 More intuitive “All Clear” screen, prompting teacher to begin teaching.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #1 More intuitive “All Clear” screen, prompting teacher to begin teaching.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #2 Login Screen so as to identify students in teacher’s after-class summary.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #2 Login Screen so as to identify students in teacher’s after-class summary.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #2 Login Screen so as to identify students in teacher’s after-class summary.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #2 Login Screen so as to identify students in teacher’s after-class summary.

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

Low-fi Prototype Edit #3 More specific feedback than just “I don’t understand.”

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Task 2 Storyboard Wizard of Oz technique!

Task 2 Storyboard Wizard of Oz technique! After 5 seconds, a timer prompts Marvel to transition to the “Threshold Exceeded - 28 students confused” screen

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