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The document summarizes a design presentation by Alex Mang, Charles Wang, and Marion Xu for their project called Milli. Milli aims to help people stay informed by listening to news articles through audio since many people feel overwhelmed by the amount of reading required to keep up with the news or find reading inconvenient when they have free time. The project hypothesizes that people prefer listening to news over reading and intends to help users learn key information by listening to audio versions of articles.
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Milli #2
- 1. Milli — Keep Listening EECS 441 Design Presentation Alex Mang (alexmang) Charles Wang (cvwang) Marion Xu (xmarion)
- 2. Milli Overwhelmed with news articles Can’t fit this into schedule When they are free, reading can be less convenient
- 3. The Life of Pablo
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- 13. Hypothesis: People prefer listening Learning: Will listen to articles Why Adopt: Easy to listen to articles
- 14. Persona 1: Helen ● Young, busy, professional ● Long commuter ● Likes to stay up-to-date with current events