Homework Assignment #1
Project Description & Merits
The purpose of our project is to create mobile applications
for the visually impaired using the Senseg platform. This tablet allows
something called haptic feedback, which is very beneficial to both
visually impaired and other touchscreen users. After much research, we
hope to create an application that uses differing aspects such as voiceovers
and screen vibrations rather than having to look at the application itself.
Group/Team Communication
Our group consists of Kate Slate, Gabriela Wahba, Lola
Roberts and Leslie Landis. In order to split up research tasks, we will be
working in two subcategories as well. Gabi and Lola will act as partners. Kate
and Leslie will act as partners. We will be communicating via Facebook. We have
created a group chat where all concerns, discussions and work outside of the
classroom will be met. Our written documents will be created via Google Docs
and shared with one another, in order to collaborate on all assignments. From
Google Docs, we will transfer our work to the blog site.
Prior Work/Resource Inventory
For resources, we have all the information gathered from
last year in the second dimension blog. There are also free tutorials online on
how to use Xcode/Swift and Android Studio/Java.
Technology Analysis
This project requires knowledge on how to use the Senseg
technology and how it can be used to create mobile apps. This project also
requires programming and coding to create the base of the mobile apps. Over the
summer, our team has been and will continue watching tutorials and learning the
fundamentals of working with the technology at hand.
Competence
JAVA language -
Android Studio - Gabriela (in the process of learning)
Senseg SDK programming - we need to learn this
Xcode/Swift
Safety
No issues, since most work will be done via software.
Equipment, materials, budget
We need computers with the Android Studio software installed
in and the Senseg tablet. As of now, our budget is $0.
Schedule
Our goal is to have tasks divided by the middle of the week
and to start brainstorming app ideas by the end of the week.
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