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TEAM MEN WITHOUT

HATSRedesigning the AV system

Zach Brass, Rhan Kim, Jonathan Reed, and Ann Wu

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TEAM MEN WITHOUT

HATSRedesigning the AV system

Zach Brass, Rhan Kim, Jonathan Reed, and Ann Wu

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Road Map• Introduction• Our Design• Design Evolution• Future Investigations• Questions

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Introduction

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What exists now…

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Alex Age: 34

Occupation: Marketing Consultant

Loves: New shoes, BlackBerry

Technological Exploration: Low

Technological Comfort: Medium/low

“I’m going to really nail this afternoon’s talk.”

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Chris Age: 63

Occupation: Math Professor

Hobbies: Visiting grandkids, listening to classical music & NPR

Technological Comfort: Minimal

Technological Exploration: Low

“This would be so much easier on the chalkboard.”

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Jaime Age: 26

Occupation: IT worker

Loves: Mountain Dew

Hobbies: Hacking, Gaming

Technological Comfort: High

Technological Exploration: High

“I love helping people, but sometimes I just

have too much on my plate.”

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Sam Age: 20

Occupation: Art history major at Wesleyan

Hobbies: Making tie-dye, drinking green tea

Technological Comfort: Low

Technological Exploration: High but cautious

“Hey! Check out this awesome sculpture!”

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Goals• Give a good presentation

o Most likely a Powerpoint presentationo With full control over flow of presentationo Troubleshoot

• Not look like a foolo Easy to understand which output is whato Have easy control over room/audio settings

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Our Scenario

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A day in the life…

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MorningAt 9AM, Chris gives his Graph Theory class a lecture on knot theory.

Since this lecture involves many complicated graphics, he has pre-drawn them and loaded them into a presentation.

“This would be so much easier on the chalkboard.”

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AfternoonIn ARTS203, Sam gives the class a presentation about Modernism in the 60’s.

She starts with a slideshow of images, and then loads up a DVD from the History Channel to explain the paradigms, then continues her slideshow.

“Hey! Check out this awesome sculpture!”

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EveningAt 6PM, Alex comes in to give a recruiting talk to students who may be interested in internships; she gives this talk very frequently, especially in the fall.

“I’m going to really nail this afternoon’s talk.”

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Demo

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Designing

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Initial Ideas

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Ordering of Inputs• Know all the needed sources ahead of time• Current system – middle-load• Frontloading allows for smoother transitions• Will presenter try to front load?

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Playlist

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Playlist

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Playlist (:\)

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Queue

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Settings• When does the user access them? • How often?

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Home• To what level should settings be reset?• Public Device• Common Terminology

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If We Had a Time Turner

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Mobile solution• Users walk around during their presentation• Lectern != portable• Handheld too small for 100% full functionality• Not everyone has smartphones• Comfort

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Functionality• “Done” = RESET • Vertical settings sliders• Slider Memory• Device control (ie. DVD player)• Correlation between mini and big previews

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Questions?


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