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This document discusses the development of a smartphone app to address issues with an unreliable campus shuttle system. Ethnographic research found that students experienced long wait times, a lack of information about delays, and overcrowding at stops. The proposed app would allow users to track the shuttle's location in real-time, reserve seats, and receive notifications about delays or when the shuttle is arriving. The document reviews features of similar transportation apps for inspiration.
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This document appears to be notes from a student named Jorden Prussing on research conducted for an assignment. It includes references to using illustrations in tweets to get noticed, avoiding distracting hashtags if the goal is to drive people to a website or gain followers, and how some of the most memorable ad campaigns have involved humor. It also lists analytics tools used such as Google Analytics, Bitly Analytics, and Twitter Analytics.
New media design keynote w sound
This document appears to be notes from a student named Jorden Prussing on research conducted for an assignment. It includes references to using illustrations in tweets to get noticed, avoiding distracting hashtags if the goal is to drive people to a website or gain followers, and how some of the most memorable ad campaigns have involved humor. It also lists analytics tools used such as Google Analytics, Bitly Analytics, and Twitter Analytics as well as a podcast on Kodiak.
New media re created keynote tweets
This document appears to be notes from a student named Jorden Prussing on research for Assignment One. It includes quotes from several articles on using images and humor in tweets and Twitter ads, as well as notes on analyzing Twitter, Bitly, and Google Analytics metrics. The research is cited from Twitter business articles and an Inc.com guide.
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The document proposes a personal space ship called the Kodiak Jet for travel between Earth and Mars. It discusses Elon Musk's vision to colonize Mars by sending ships carrying hundreds of people. Methane detected in Mars' atmosphere suggests the possibility of past or present life underneath the surface, motivating further exploration. Musk also plans more powerful propulsion systems to reach Mars faster than current technology allows. The space ship aims to provide a safe, efficient, and solitary means of travel for personal or family use to visit the Mars colony and experience adventure among the stars under the moonlight.
Keynote drafting 102a
The document proposes a personal space ship called the Kodiak Jet for travel between Earth and Mars. It discusses Elon Musk's vision to colonize Mars by sending ships carrying hundreds of people. Methane detected in Mars' atmosphere suggests the possibility of past or present life underneath the surface, motivating further exploration. Musk also plans more powerful propulsion systems to reach Mars faster than current technology allows. The space ship aims to provide a safe, efficient, and solitary means of travel for personal or family use to visit the Mars colony and experience adventure among the stars under the moonlight.
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- 1. Welcome App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 2. App Research and Development Jorden Prussing Unmet Need or Desire • Overall convivence of shuttles, especially its lateness and tendency to skip stops
- 3. The Observed Group • Students at pick-up locations, train stations, and on board the shuttle App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 4. Ethnographic Research Observations App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 5. Ethnographic Research Observations App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 6. Ethnographic Research Observations App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 7. Ethnographic Research Interview App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 8. Ethnographic Research Interview • Lots of waiting in disorganized lumps • Large crowds prevent people from getting on shuttle App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 9. Ethnographic Research Interview • Up to 25 minutes late • Don’t know if there are delays App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 10. Ethnographic Research Interview • No indication where to stand • There’s a risk that you will be turned away if there are too many people App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 11. App Idea • Keep users updated on the shuttle’s location • Indicate spots for shuttle to go or pick you up • Reserve seats App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 12. Ideation Session App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 13. Ideation Session • Pick locations • Match the train times and see train schedule in app • “Bus is here” and “Wait for me” notifications • Shuttle stops with screens to alert students of shuttle delays, accidents, on time App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 14. Research on Smartphone Apps • SuperShuttle: • Show pick up locations • Google Map styled maps • See driver info App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 15. Research on Smartphone Apps • UHM Shuttle: • Nice way to show the stops on rout • Easy to read and nice fonts • Shows when arriving and ETA of next stop App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 16. Research on Smartphone Apps • Notebook – Take Notes: • Notebook sections • Travel section has maps • Easy to make a plan for your day App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 17. Research on Smartphone Apps • Snapchat: • Nice map • Personal characters for users • Clean fonts App Research and Development Jorden Prussing
- 18. Research on Smartphone Apps • Uber: • Pick a travel location • Payments through the app • Affordable/Luxury rides available App Research and Development Jorden Prussing