Slide 1The ProblemOverviewThe SolutionThe Tasks: Task 1The Tasks: Task 2The Tasks: Task 3Low-fi to High-fiSlide 9SummaryComputer Science 160Group 5Kevin Wang, Chuck Moidel, Scott Carter, Leila TakayamaTuesday, October 30, 2001The ProblemMuseums are often daunting, confusing places to visitLack of personal interactionLack of available informationLack of multimedia contentHard to bring the museum homeOverviewWhat is an iCurator?What is it used for?The Three User Tasks (with free demo!)From low-fidelity to high-fidelitySummaryThe SolutionThe iCurator is:Easy to UseInteractiveMultimediaContextually AwareA Wealth of InformationVersatileExtra mobileThe Tasks: Task 1Familiarize yourself with iCuratorNavigate with iCurator to 6th floor galleryFlash Player MovieThe Tasks: Task 2Find artwork entitled “Number 6” by Jackson PollockFind more info about “Number 6”Locate artwork in the museum related to “Number 6”The Tasks: Task 3Locate related artwork, “The Prey” by Hans HoffmanRead the article regarding “The Prey”Send the article to yourself via e-mailLow-fi to High-fiLow-fi to High-fiSummaryiCurator is portable, interactive, and easy to useiCurator is tailored for the museum environmentThe three user tasks… useful, reasonable, intuitiveAdditions and Simplifications from low to high fidelityNext step high fidelity testing at BAM Any
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