Chris Eigner and Ildikó Tóth CS 560 Description of App Clatter (Class + Chatter) is a web-based, classroom-focused chat application. Users and teachers can send messages, ask/answer questions, post relevant course material, and tag and search content. Chat rooms exist at unique, easily-bookmarked URL’s. Description of Subjects User 1…
Chris Eigner and Ildikó Tóth eignerchris@gmail.com and ildiko@ildikototh.com Application Name Clatter Description Clatter (Class + Chatter) is a course-specific, web-based, mobile-friendly chat tool for student/teacher collaboration. Device The device for which we’re building the control model is a modern smartphone. Control Model large version [http:…
Chris Eigner and Ildikó Tóth eignerchris@gmail.com and ildiko@ildikototh.com Content Model large version here [http://i.imgur.com/fMacpJD.png] Validation Note: nouns and verbs are bolded for clarity Material Inquiry: 1. User scrolls through course list 2. User selects CS101 course to enter chat room 3.…
Chris Eigner and Ildikó Tóth eignerchris@gmail.com and ildiko@ildikototh.com Selected Application The proposed application is a persistent, real-time, classroom specific chat service. Users login with university credentials and are shown a list of chat rooms for the classes in which they are currently enrolled. Upon entering a…
by Chris Eigner and Ildikó Tóth Intended Users This prototype is an iPhone case with a pocket for credit cards, intended for anyone burdened by having too many personables and not enough hands, including students, professionals, or travelers. We attempted to construct a phone case with a sleeve or pocket…
User Bio The user I observed is a 25 yr. old, male, Ph.D candidate in the field of Linguistics. He attended Western Washington University, receiving a B.A. in English and continued to Binghamton University in New York where he earned a Masters in Creative Writing. I observed the…
I’ve been working a lot with Rails over the last several months and can say that I’ve learned quite a bit. Some things I still curse, but for the most part Rails makes development pretty painless. I’m logging some lessons here for myself; maybe you’ll find…
Responsive design is a great pattern and will continue help guide design for the next several years but I dont think it takes things far enough. I believe in the coming years we’re going to find web content embedded everywhere. Responsive design fails to ever consider unique or completely…