The Importance of Using a Process for Mobile Learning Design

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Chad Udell

A presentation on the benefits and basic steps that should be in a design phase for a mobile learning project.

Technology Education

Process
How do we go about this, anyway?

Describe your process
• Strategy
• Design
• Develop
• Deliver

Float uses our S3D process
• Strategy
• Design
• Develop
• Deliver

What does the process do?
• It’s replicable
• It’s predictable
• It’s measurable
• It’s cost effective

Process Overview
• Not ADDIE (though, I
have nothing against
ADDIE in particular)
• It’s agile
• It’s flexible
• It’s cost effective

Is your current prreplicableocess is
• Too many steps
• Too many deliverables
• Too many stakeholders
• Too many sightseers
• Too lengthy

• Clear high-level goals and direction
• Refined process
• Solid learning objectives with stakeholder buy-
in
• Organized content
• Storyboards and templates
• Current development tools/software
• Talented well trained team of designers and
developers
Rapid development strategies

• Demographics
• Goals
• Tasks
• Device Specifics
• Connectivity
• Tech Familiarity
• More?
Use cases/user stories

Craft Use Cases
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/tamingscope/

• Start Analog!
• Understand the scope
• Ask some tough questions
• Not artistic, specific!
Sketches

• Be careful not to incur design
debt
• Know your HIG!
• Go as close to native as
possible
• 2-3 revisions, max
Mockups

• Moving from mock to life!
• So rewarding
• Get buy in ASAP
• Circulate and socialize
Prototypes

• Best Practices
• Create for each step in the
process: Storyboards,
Wireframes, etc.
• Style Guides
• Core graphics
Templates

• Approach with caution
• Now is the time for a
requirements analysis
• Have a frank discussion
with your vendor - what’s
up with their mobile
strategy?
• Maybe time to get off the
upgrade train?
Rapid Tools

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1. Process How do we go about this, anyway?

2. Describe your process • Strategy • Design • Develop • Deliver

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6. Is your current prreplicableocess is • Too many steps • Too many deliverables • Too many stakeholders • Too many sightseers • Too lengthy

7. • Clear high-level goals and direction • Refined process • Solid learning objectives with stakeholder buy- in • Organized content • Storyboards and templates • Current development tools/software • Talented well trained team of designers and developers Rapid development strategies

8. • Demographics • Goals • Tasks • Device Specifics • Connectivity • Tech Familiarity • More? Use cases/user stories

9. Use them! A scene from a Yahoo! Session

10. Craft Use Cases http://www.alistapart.com/articles/tamingscope/

11. • Start Analog! • Understand the scope • Ask some tough questions • Not artistic, specific! Sketches

12. Storyboards

13. Wireframes

14. • The “feel” of the app • The brand distilled into colors, shapes, textures • Not a design, but rather design elements • Quick to put together Moodboards

15. • Be careful not to incur design debt • Know your HIG! • Go as close to native as possible • 2-3 revisions, max Mockups

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19. Q&A?

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