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''Users'': Children (of parents that want to provide a playful learning app)
''Users'': Children (of parents that want to provide a playful learning app)
''State-of-the art'': Alternative apps that help children either count, draw or learn colors individually. Not in a combined way, we feel the combination might improve the way to learn these things. Additionally, we hypothesize that explaining problems via a childs own drawn elements could improve their understanding.
''State-of-the art'': Alternative apps that help children either count, draw or learn colors individually. Not in a combined way, we feel the combination might improve the way to learn these things. Additionally, we hypothesize that explaining problems via a childs own drawn elements could improve their understanding.


''Approach'': Make up a model for how the software should work, make software in which one can draw, program software that can recognize multiple drawn objects/shapes, implement everything in a working framework according to the model.
''Approach'': Make up a model for how the software should work, make software in which one can draw, program software that can recognize multiple drawn objects/shapes, implement everything in a working framework according to the model.
''Planning'':  
''Planning'':  
Software model in week 2  
Software model in week 2  
Drawing software in week 3 & 4
Drawing software in week 3 & 4
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''Milestones'': Drawing software, Working object recognition, implementation in task framework
''Milestones'': Drawing software, Working object recognition, implementation in task framework
''Deliverables'': Peer review, Wiki, Final Presentation, The software (?)
''Deliverables'': Peer review, Wiki, Final Presentation, The software (?)
''Who will do what'': yet to be determined
''Who will do what'': yet to be determined



Revision as of 09:51, 28 April 2021

Group members: Eline Boom 1465872, Luuk van Dorst 1469789, Kyra Moviat 1349171, Jeroen Pullen 1477730, Veerle Uhl 1462229

Interested in creating a software / theoretical solution.

Interactive software learning children how to draw, count and recognize colors. Children will get small tasks like "draw 3 red apples", the software will recognize the extent to which this task is done correctly and provide compliments and or suggested improvements.

Plan

Subjects: Child psychology, learning, image processing, software development.

Objectives: Create software to help children learn

Users: Children (of parents that want to provide a playful learning app)

State-of-the art: Alternative apps that help children either count, draw or learn colors individually. Not in a combined way, we feel the combination might improve the way to learn these things. Additionally, we hypothesize that explaining problems via a childs own drawn elements could improve their understanding.

Approach: Make up a model for how the software should work, make software in which one can draw, program software that can recognize multiple drawn objects/shapes, implement everything in a working framework according to the model.

Planning:

Software model in week 2 Drawing software in week 3 & 4 Object recognition software in week 5 & 6 Implement recognition software in framework in week 7 & 8 Work on wiki and presentation during week 2-8

Milestones: Drawing software, Working object recognition, implementation in task framework

Deliverables: Peer review, Wiki, Final Presentation, The software (?)

Who will do what: yet to be determined

Journal

Name, Total, Breakdown