Designing Wide: Designing an iPad Interface for Cross-Cultural Use
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Designing Wide: Designing an iPad Interface for Cross-Cultural Use is a presentation about our experience developing an iPad app for use in a variety of cultural contexts.
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Designing Wide: Designing an iPad Interface for Cross-Cultural Use
- 1. Designing Wide Designing an iPad Interface for Cross-Cultural Use
- 2. Oldowan 1 million years Global Distribution
- 3. Acheulian Hand Axe 1.5 million years Global Distribution
- 6. The New Ubiquity Era
- 7. Most aggressive adoption is in ‘developing nations’
- 12. Preadaptation
- 13. Within the next three years, another billion people will begin to make regular use of cell phones, con9nuing the fastest adop9on of a new technology in history. Soon, this next billion will make its voice heard—and connect to the global informa9on network. This will unleash a wave of entrepreneurship, collabora9on and wealth crea9on, turning the newly connected into a powerful force in the world economy. The kind of world that emerges from this transforma9on will depend on our ability to recognize it as an opportunity.
- 15. Janala Bangladesh Hundreds of 3 minute audio lessons ‘Essen9al English‘ What are you wearing to the party tonight? You look nice! What is this shirt made of? Where can I buy a toothbrush? "The growth of mobile is clearly crea,ng an opportunity to provide access to educa,on in a way Over 1 million downloads simply not possible before." Sara Chamberlain, BBCWorld Service Trust
- 22. Feature Descrip9on Priority View library home Overview of all videos, arranged by categories High and/or tags The Trainer Sort library Show videos in each category and/or tag, High accessed from category icons in the home view Select video Tap to select video from within category High Choose language In the video detail view, or in a seNng High selec,on of some kind The Farmer Play video Include ability to pause, rw, ff, replay High Download new videos Need to determine best method for High publishing new videos Show video detail shows a s,ll of the video, a video descrip,on, Medium and trainer notes Splash screen Logo etc. Medium The Farmer’s Wife Home Category Screen The Cupping Student The Entrepreneurial Video Player Video Farmer Information
- 34. Sustainable Harvest Invitees Users authoring interface library interface asset interface shoot ‐ edit ‐ save ‐ share browse ‐ search ‐ manage experience ‐ edit
- 35. Sustainable Harvest Invitees Users authoring interface library interface asset interface shoot ‐ edit ‐ save ‐ share browse ‐ search ‐ manage experience ‐ edit
Editor's Notes
- michael horn mentioned ubiquity era from MS ‘Being Human’ document.\n
- Ubiquity Era One\nCarry Principle - (barbara)\n\nmobile\nversatile= \nubiquitous\n\nHobo habilis 2.5 mya 500cc\n
- flintknapping\nhacking/modifying Oldowan\n\nmore versatile\nmore ubiquitous\n
- Upper paleolithic/ Mesolithic\nThe Triumph of Flintknapping\n\nblade technology/ microliths\nthe ultimate platform\ntruly mobile\npure versatility/compound tools\n
- Art\nExtinction\n
- 6.5 billion people\n5 billion cell phone/SIM cards subscriptions world wide \n6/10 people in the world\n1/3-2/3 Africa has a mobile plan\n
- launch in 3Q 2003\n\nbest selling consumer electronics device in the world.\n\nNokia’s one billionth phone sold was an 1100 in Nigeria\n\nGSM mobile phone with SMS messaging with predictive text, sealed keypad, vibration alert, torch, calculator, stopwatch and non-slip sides.\n\n- inexpensive hardware ($20 cell phone)\n-less complex infrastructure (Kenya/ Uganda have mobile/ braodband networks rivaling the US - support iPhone/ Blackberry)\n- alternative energy solutions (We’re talking a quarter of a million towers that EACH consume 530 million gallons of diesel fuel each year … in India alone.)\n\n\n\n
- Not just the Nokia 1100 - another leapfrog event with India’s ‘Touchscreen Tablet’ and OLPC’s OLPC XO tablet\n\n
- Not just the Nokia 1100 - another leapfrog event with India’s ‘Touchscreen Tablet’ and OLPC’s OLPC XO tablet\n\n
- Not just the Nokia 1100 - another leapfrog event with India’s ‘Touchscreen Tablet’ and OLPC’s OLPC XO tablet\n\n
- REVIEW:\n\nwidely available platforms for information dissemination and interactive communication.\n\nall-in-one device that can be carried and used almost anywhere\n\nopportunity for businesses, organisations and governments to reach out and interact with clients and citizens.\n\n- useful applications - functional/ helpful - flexible technology. Even the simple Nokia 1100 provides many opportunities for innovative application.\n
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- Lack of physicians in rural areas\n\nMobile tech to send queries, information (photos) to urban physicians for preliminary diagnostics.\n\nPartner with NGOs, phone companies, and medical associations\n\n\n
- Bangladesh's 50 million mobile users eager to learn English to improve their access to the global economy.\nMore than two-thirds of people who use the beginners' service return, which is impressive considering the 5% "return rate" for mobile products in Bangladesh. The BBC said overall 39% of callers returned to Janala.\nAn impressive majority of Bangladeshis – 84% – consider English essential to securing a good job and educating their children, according to a BBC survey.\n\n
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