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We presented a set of scenarios that highlighted the user needs that we had found to groups of young women in the specified age range in order to confirm the user needs.
Scenario Sketches
Focus Group 1The first focus group was conducted with three Carnegie Mellon Students, all sophomores and juniors. There was an overwhelming response to the tangled wires problem - they definately wanted a solution to that! They also expressed their interest in sharing music, although did not necessarily want others to hear their music all the time. They acknowledged the importance of aesthetics, though not in so many words. Bonus Notes - Group 1Focus Group 2The second focus group was conducted with high school seniors, thus covering the younger users in the spectrum. Again, the wire tangling was a major issues for them! They really liked the retractable headphone idea, but did not like wireless headphones because they were concerned about losing them, and questioned how they would be charged. They also talked about how they liked to share music while sitting together by giving one earbud to a friend. Bonus Notes - Group 2
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IID 2005 . Human-Computer Interaction Institute . Carnegie Mellon University |