Interviews and Data

Interviews and data with stakeholders- Research Stage

Survey Questions sent out to people within the STEAM classroom

Interview questions and answers

People we can Interview and the questions we would ask them

STEAM 6 Discovery Phase - Interviews

Interview 1 - A young person with an invisible disease - Crohn's

Interview 1 - Youth with a disease

Interview 2 - An adult with an invisible disease - Fibromyalgia

Interview 2

Interview 3 - The School Nurse

Interview 3

Google Form Results - What people in our school and outside community think about the issue.

Invisible Disabilities - Community Projects (Responses)

Insight Statements

Community Projects Data Anaysis

Final Insight Statement

How can we help raise awareness about invisible disabilities and diseases, and what comes along with them to the community within our school and the public?

Prototype Feedback analysis

Google Form Results - What people in our school and outside community think about our solution

Prototype Feedback (Responses)

Interview 4 - The School Counsellor -feedback on solution

School counsellor feedback on prototype- STEAM 6- invisible disabilites

Stakeholder Feedback on Final Prototype

Feedback for our prototype was mostly good, but our prototype wasn't showcased much so no one had much feedback for the content of the book itself. The basis of the idea seems to be pretty solid and well-liked though, so few to no drastic changes surrounding the concept of the book itself would need to be made. However, we do need to work on the content itself a bit more so we may obtain more constructive feedback for our prototype. VR does seem to be a more interesting concept than AR, so we are considering adding an extra VR experience to the book if we have time.

Process of developing the prototype

We experienced lots of barriers whilst completing our prototype. Firstly, gathering feedback from stakeholders was quite difficult due to lockdown. Then communicating with each other was also quite hard, however overall it was very well done. We received lots of feedback that we have implemented in the prototype. The graphic novel was well planned from the start, and it was definitely a benefit having a skilled artist as part of our group. There were many ups and downs for the AR section, largely due to the fact that we couldn't find a suitable software. Mr Howan advised Overly, which we decided to go with. This software overlays an AR video on top of the book which we thought was very interesting and we could work around that to make it fit our expectations. We also decided that the AR videos will consist of an environment of where people are aware of invisible disabilities. So the opposite of the original graphic novel.

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