Do people like it?
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“You are the expert, so we came to learn from you.”
As an educational tool that will be used in both school and family settings, it is crucial for the product to be tested with both students and educators. Their feedback will make or break the product.
We recruited 11 primary school librarians from the southeast Michigan area and 12 children (aged 4-6) and specifically went to the environment where they will use Everstory, aiming to understand their needs contextually. The process is a hybrid of Contextual Inquiry and Usability test. After some initial questionary, we will ask them to try our wireframe.
For School Librarians, we aim to answer:
- How much technology are they already using?
- What are their student curious about?
- What do librarians currently use to fulfill students’ curiosity?
- What are the librarians still looking for in their tools?
For the kids, we asked them:
- What is your biggest curiosity?
- How do you get it answer?
- How would you want to interact with the app?
* We are still in the process of data analysis