Maths@Home assessment app

In the journey of developing the Maths@Home App, we recently presented a detailed rundown of the app's proposed design and functionalities to our project partners. This presentation played a crucial role in understanding the specific needs and expectations for the app. Based on the feedback received, we realized the importance of making the app accessible on both iOS and Android platforms.  To achieve this, we shifted our development strategy from using Swift (for iOS) and Java (for Android) to embracing Flutter and Dart. This move towards Flutter, a versatile and efficient UI toolkit, allows us to maintain a single, unified codebase for both platforms, ensuring consistency and efficiency in development.  This strategic change underscores our commitment to delivering a high-quality, accessible, and user-friendly educational tool, catering to a diverse audience across various devices.

Enhancing User Experience: Key Updates to the Maths@Home App The Maths@Home App is progressing. Following a recent presentation, our project partners provided valuable feedback, shaping the app's next development phase. Here's an overview of the proposed enhancements: - Logo Introduction : A new 5-second logo screen will greet users upon opening the app, enhancing brand recognition. - Dual Landing Page : We're adding a bifurcated landing page, offering distinct pathways for parents and children, streamlining the user journey. - Child-Focused Navigation : Child-related items will be moved to a dedicated child landing page for more intuitive navigation. - Expanded Questionnaires : The parent landing page will feature a richer array of questionnaires, delving deeper into math-related topics. - Child Selection Feature : Parents will be able to choose a child's profile before accessing child-specific content, ensuring a personalized experience. - Enhanced Interaction : The a

Team 44's Progress in HCI Development of the Maths@Home App Introduction Embarking on a mission to revolutionize children's math education, our update today delves into the essential milestones achieved since October 30th, 2023, highlighting our Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) efforts on November 6th. HCI Milestones Unearthing User Requirements Through surveys and interviews with researchers, we've gathered crucial insights, shaping the app's direction to cater to preschool children's mathematical needs and assist researchers in data analysis. Crafting Personas We've developed varied personas, from dedicated mothers to young math enthusiasts, ensuring our design resonates with every user segment. Sketching Initial sketches and wireframes, informed by client feedback, laid the groundwork for a user-friendly and interactive design, accommodating the unique needs of young learners. Redefining with Feedback Constant iteration based on researcher input has fine-tune