Notebran lecture browser

The Notebran lecture browser used pen input to capture peoples' notes in sync with a real live lecture. I was heavily involved throughout the entire user-centered design cycle: creating low-fi paper prototypes and high-fi interactive prototypes on computer, as well as extensive user testing, post-test analysis, and heuristic evaluations. For the high-fidelity prototype, I primarily focused on creating a working yet unobstrusive discussion panel to allow students to interact with the teaching assistants and each other.

• User Interface design prototypes and evaluation
• Prototyping tools: paper prototypes, Photoshop mock-ups, Flash MX 2004
• Completed: Fall 2004
• Duration: A few weeks of solid work, stretched over several months

 As this was a user interfaces (CS 160) semester-long project, we published several reports (PDF format, approx. 1 MB each):

• Contextual Inquiry and Task Analysis
• Paper prototypes and User testing
• Hi-fi prototype and User testing
• Final report