TELL-OP App
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TELL-OP for language learning: design & implementation U. Giessen, Germany Learner Language, Corpus Linguistics and Mobile Learning Workshop TALC 2016 http://www.tellop.eu/tell-op-workshop/
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TELL-OP App
- 2. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 1 ABOUT US MATTIA ZAGO MAIN DEVELOPER Departamento de Ingeniería de la Información y las Comunicaciones University of Murcia Pascual Pérez-Paredes Departamento de Filología Inglesa Gregorio Martínez Pérez Departamento de Ingeniería de la Información y las Comunicaciones Pilar Aguado Departamento de Filología Inglesa Carlos Ordoñana Departamento de Filología Inglesa Purificación Sánchez Hernández Departamento de Filología Inglesawebs.um.es/mattia.zago
- 3. ABOUT US And who I am USE CASES How it is working? DESIGN A “material” choice DEVELOPMENT The engineering point of view 2 THE AGENDA FOR TODAY TELLOP APP Available Platforms TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN DEMO The prototype
- 4. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 3 AVAILABLE PLATFORMS WORLDWIDE SMARTPHONES MARKET SHARE COVERAGE 99.3% http://www.statista.com/statistics/266136/global-market-share-held-by-smartphone-operating-systems/
- 5. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 4 AVAILABLE PLATFORMS WORLDWIDE TABLETS MARKET SHARE COVERAGE 100% http://www.statista.com/statistics/272446/global-market-share-held-by-tablet-operating-systems/
- 6. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 5 FRAMEWORK
- 7. USE CASES HOW IT IS WORKING
- 8. HOW IT IS WORKING DASHBOARD TASK HISTORY FEATURED EXERCISES TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 7
- 9. HOW IT IS WORKING DASHBOARD EXERCISE HISTORY FEATURED EXERCISES TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 8 CROSS-AVAILABLE FUNCTIONALITIES SEARCH REQUEST UPDATE SETTINGS USER PROFILE EXTRA FEATURES WORD OF THE DAY TIPS AND QUOTES
- 10. SEARCH TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 9 DEFINITION SYNONYM GRAMMAR IDIOMS
- 11. FEATURED EXERCISE Each user will receive a list of exercises depending on its level and language TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 10
- 12. TASK HISTORY TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 11 Permits to see and interact with all the previous tasks
- 13. TASK HISTORY Permits to see and interact with all the previous tasks TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 12 TAP ON ANY ELEMENT
- 14. PRACTICE TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 13 Type and Level Title Description User Input Real-time Stats Submit the text to our server for a deeper analysis
- 15. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 14 ANALYZE THE RESULT Related Ratio and Indices K-Frequency Comparison Chart Single Word Exploration TAP ON A WORD
- 16. SINGLE WORD EXPLORATION TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 15 Definitions Collocations
- 17. DESIGN A “MATERIAL” CHOICE TellOP Beta Prototype - TaLC 12 - Gießen 16
- 18. GOOGLE MATERIAL DESIGN “unified experience across platforms and device sizes”
- 19. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 18 WHY TELLOP USES IT CLEAR ROBUST SPECIFIC
- 21. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 20 USER MANAGEMENT The main TellOP website is in charge of the user management. i.e. users must register online and not through the application https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-oauth-2 oAuth2 Authentication Mechanism
- 22. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 21 TEXT ANALYSIS DATA FLOW USER APP SERVER Featured Exercises Solution Text TextReal-time Stats Results Processed Results Processed Results Explore Term TELLOP DB Request User Data User Profile Lex Tutor Term Term Results Collins Term Results Stands4 Processed Results Term information
- 23. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 22 CONTROL FLOW START Our server receives the text to analyze Submit on LexTutor Ratios and Indices K-Families Distribution K-1 Family Words List
- 24. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 23 K-FAMILIES ANALYSIS START Our server receives the text to analyze Submit on LexTutor K-Families Distribution User Global Profile TellOP User Database Exercise Profile Average Profile for selected level Language Profile Provider Compare BarChart
- 25. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 24 K-FAMILIES ANALYSIS
- 26. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 25 K-FAMILY WORD LISTS START Our server receives the text to analyze Submit on LexTutor K-1 Family Words List Ki Family Words List END Select a Family No Families Left Separate Functional Words Ki Family Functional Words List
- 27. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 26 SINGLE WORD EXPLORATION Ki Family Functional Words List Word 1 User selects a word Available Functionalities Explore Context (preceding and following words) Explore Synonyms Explore Definitions Explore Idioms Explore Grammar Explore Collocations
- 28. TELLOP BETA PROTOTYPE - TALC 12 - GIEßEN 27 FUTURE WORKS SOCIAL TABLET OPTIMIZED INTERFACES ADVANCED SEARCH IMPORT EXERCISE PERSONAL ACTIVITIES SPEECH RECOGNITION
Editor's Notes
- Good afternoon, I’m Mattia Zago and I will introduce you the beta prototype of the TellOP application
- I am a PhD student from the University of Murcia and I represent the development team for this project.
- Our agenda for today starts with a brief description of the technology used in order to implement the prototype, Then we will continue with an overview of the main functionalities The design choices and The technical solutions adopted for the user input analysis Please do not hesitate to interrupt me for any question
- According to the last statistical data, Android OS covers more than 80% of all mobile devices. We decided to implement the application for the three major operative systems: Android, iOS and Windows Universal.
- However, if we look at the tablet market share, the situation changes, in fact Windows Universal grow to almost 20%. For that reason we choose to develop the application for the top-three operative system.
- In order to achieve this result and maximize the outcome we choose the Xamarin technology for our application. Xamarin is multiplatform framework based on the Microsoft dotNET middleware, the idea behind this product is “write once, run everywhere AND be native” Essentially we designed and implemented a cross platform application, without losing all the benefits given by the native implementation --------------------------- Let’s then start with the first look on smartphone control flow
- Let’s then start with the first look on smartphone control flow
- Right after the login page, which will be discussed later, a generic user lands on his personal dashboard. CLICK The most important part of the dashboard is the TASK history, where all the previous solved and uncompleted exercises are available CLICK Secondly the user can retrieve from our server a list of featured exercises, divided by CEFR (siː iː ef ˈɑː(r)) levels, in this case, A2 and B2. ------------------------------ From here, several side-functionalities are available, for example search, updates, user profiles etc. Moreover, the dashboard presents every day a different quote, tips or word in order to increase the user knowledge and vocabulary
- From here, several side-functionalities are available, for example search, updates, user profiles etc. Moreover, the dashboard presents some extra functionalities such as the word of the day or a tip or a quote that aim to increase the user knowledge of the language or simply his vocabulary ------------- Clearly one of the most important side-functionality is the ability to search terms
- Clearly one of the most important side-functionality is the ability to search terms, Which means that the application must aggregate results from several sources in order to retrieve definitions, synonyms, grammar behavior and general idiomatic form This page is available from any screen inside the application, the user just need to tap on the corresponding search icon (indicate top icon) -------------- The second most important page is without any doubt the featured exercises list
- The second most important page is without any doubt the featured exercises list In here a selected subset of tasks is presented to the user, according to their level and capabilities
- The same happens in the history page, in here the user can find all the previous solved and uncompleted exercises CLICK In both pages any item is clickable CLICK And leads to the practice page
- The same happens in the history page, in here the user can find all the previous solved and uncompleted exercises CLICK In both pages any item is clickable CLICK And leads to the practice page
- […] And leads to the practice page. This page represent the main user input mechanism, and consist in CLICK Several information about the exercise (such as type and level, title and description) plus a series of real time statistics. Specifically we presents to the user the most-accurate-as-possible counter for names, adverbs, adjectives and verbs. As you can notice the search icon is clearly visible in the action bar. When completing the exercise the user can submit the result to our server for the analisys
- universal and simple elements specific keylines: circle, square, rectangle, orthogonals, and diagonals Key lights create directional shadows, and ambient light creates soft shadows. Content is displayed on material, in any shape and color.
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