Not sure what you want? Where to go? How much to pay? Not to worry. The GGC Dining App will allow you to search menus, cuisine styles and prices.

MAP: Find any of the dining areas on an interactive map that shows all dining locations on and off campus in the surrounding areas.

Stay in the loop about all news related to campus dining at GGC with a feed of the most current menu updates. See the hours for all dining areas to make sure you never miss your favorite meal again! Find vending machines, view meal plans and catering options. Check breakfast, lunch, dinner options for today and the following week. You can also find the nutritional information for all of the listed foods, including options that are healthy, meatless and/or vegan. Whether you're a freshman or senior, faculty or just visiting, everyone appreciates a good deal. Use the Dining App to find who is offering today's best specials. Meal Plans Student Center dining Meal Times

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Technology used to build the prototypes Prototype #1 A PowerPoint interactive App enhanced by linking slides by clicking icons and buttons. Prototype #2 A mobile interactive web based App designed using NetObjects Mosaic™ an online application for mobile website design.

The prototypes were tested on laptops

Documentation Pre SurveyPost Survey

Documentation cont’d Consent Form

Data Analysis - We used Stat crunch to analyze the data retrieved from the Pre and Post surveys. Testers Tasks - Find the ingredients to a sub sandwich - Locate the nearest vending machine in Building B. - What are the dining hall hours for Sunday dinner? - What building is MarketPlace in? - Find a vending machine in the Library. Target Users & Subjects Tested - Faculty & Staff- Students- Visitors - 13 random subjects tested the prototypes.

Pre-Survey Results: Age demographic Age demographic: 92.31% %30-45 Facts about surveyed: 84.62% owns a touchscreen device. 78.5% use device more than 3 hours daily. 100% have not use any dining applications before. 66.6% would like to use a dinning application.

Would you recommend this app to others? Did the app have a clear purpose? Post Results: Were the elements of the app well placed? Was the text easy to read?

Sum Post Results Questions:YesNo Did the app have a clear purpose?91.67%8.33% Were the elements of the app well placed?66.67%33.33% Was the graphic pleasing?77.27%22.73% Was the text easy to read?83.33% Would you recommend this app to others?83.33%16.66% Did the app help enhanced your dinning?54.55%45.45% Questions:Average Rating Do you think you would find this application helpful?4.3 How well do you think the app will enhance the dining experience at GGC? 3.7 Compared to other dining app, how would you rank this one. 4 Helpful in areas of finding: Dining option School Map Ingredients Open hours

Change Recommended for Improvement: Add More Prices Better navigation Icon Add “this weeks” food Add coupons and deals

Testimonies “This app was designed very well.” “Dining application would be good. It will help inform the college community that their opinion would really matter.” “Applications have become very important to what the consumers needs. It would be very useful for the campus.”

A High Fidelity Prototype The interface of a high fidelity prototype would include: Better graphics Ordering food for delivery An interactive map Collecting test data for a high fidelity prototype would include: Open ended questions where there are no specified answer choices. These are particularly helpful for collecting feedback from your participants about their attitudes or opinions. Rank order scale questions that require the ranking of potential answer choices by a specific characteristic. Multiple choice questions with two or more answer options. Useful for all types of feedback, including collecting demographic information.