Meeting with Amy and Becca – 12/6
- Everything final by the 12th, but not the PowerPoint
- Best ways to display the prototype
- Narration – depends on how comfortable you are all with all of it
- Do not care if it’s live or over video (make sure video works).
- When you start adding things like bullet points, it loses the focus on the prototype – should be three minutes walking through. Call things out in the narration instead of the bullet points
- Narration – depends on how comfortable you are all with all of it
- Slide Deck
- Amy
- Show data as part of our opportunity – we did a lot of research, we want to show why we picked this as an opportunity through data
- Measurement of success – What are our KPIs? Why should I invest?
- Cost – meh, if you need to fill the time.
- Don’t need to show everything on your site
- Becca
- Showcase the data we have collected
- Most difficult task is editing yourself and figuring out what is the most important to present
- What is the most necessary and compelling to tell our story
- Start with what we want to convince our audience to do
- And what are the most compelling details that will lead our listener to what we want them to think
- Use both primary research and secondary research
- Use both sources!
- Pick out the key points that are going to drive our points home
- Don’t undersell the survey that we did
- Show the data that we have collected, but the problem doesn’t need to be the whole crux of the presentation
- Site
- Project Plan
- Was stale information – Kathryn needs to update to give access to professors
- Process Model
- Map the process of the user – think through this more
- Prototype
- We covered all the major pieces, good jobs
- Project Plan
- Amy