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Title: INFOCOMM 345


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INFO/COMM 345
Week 2 Group project brainstorming
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Overview
  • Study by Gilly Leshed, IS PhD candidate
  • Discussion of what were looking for in group
    projects
  • Some group project ideas to get you started
  • Lets hear some group project ideas from YOU!
  • Get together in groups
  • Fill out group formation questionnaire

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Study by Gilly Leshed, PhD student Information
Science Program
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Group Project Ideas
  • Identifying a need and designing a system that
    caters to that need.
  • Analyzing a single system, determining whats
    working and whats not working, and recommending
    suggestions for improvement.
  • Performing a critical evaluation of different
    systems or services, and explaining why one works
    better than the other.
  • Anything else you can think of! (check with the
    teaching staff)

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Some ideas to get you started
  • Identifying a specific need and designing a
    system that caters to that need.
  • Website for helping Cornell students choose which
    courses to take with which professor
  • System (website or mobile device) to help Cornell
    students find dates
  • Website to help Cornell students find a tennis
    partner
  • System (online or mobile) that allows community
    members to report suspicious activities in the
    Collegetown area

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Some ideas to get you started
  • Analyzing a single system, determining whats
    working and whats not working, and recommending
    suggestions for improvement.
  • Tagging behavior in an online bookmark sharing
    community
  • Tagging behavior in an online photo sharing
    community

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Some ideas to get you started
  • Analyzing a single system, determining whats
    working and whats not working, and recommending
    suggestions for improvement.
  • Designing a virtual classroom for students
    enrolled in the same class through eCornell.

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Some ideas to get you started
  • Analyzing a single system, determining whats
    working and whats not working, and recommending
    suggestions for improvement.
  • Groups on facebook Why do certain groups have
    much more membership than others?

10
Some ideas to get you started
  • Performing a critical evaluation of different
    systems or services, and explaining why one works
    better than the other.

VS
  • Why is a system that doesnt follow usability
    guidelines more popular than one that does?

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Group Project Brainstorming
  • Location based information on PDAs
  • Social website to encourage artistic endeavors in
    Cornell
  • Social music site
  • Pay based systems on websites
  • Improved game interface
  • Plan breaks, vacations together (Cornell based)
  • Website to find off campus housing
  • Blackboard
  • Schedulizer for amusement parks

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Group Project Brainstorming
  • Specialized vacation photo sharing site
  • Just the Facts
  • Comparison of uportal mail vs eudora
  • Online collaboration software
  • Ways of increasing interactive digital activities
    in the classroom
  • Instant feedback applications
  • Virtual classroom
  • Analyzing online social networks

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Group Project Brainstorming
  • Improving GMail
  • Comparison between laptops and tablet PCs
  • Online productivity software
  • Social life recommender
  • Book recommender (DIGG for books)
  • Systems of getting expensive Cornell books for
    cheap
  • Visualization of internet connectivity
  • Site for finding people that share similar sport
    interests
  • Schedulizer for group meetings

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Group Project Brainstorming
  • Dining guide for Cornell dining

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Chaos Phase
  • Get into groups
  • Go sit with a person that suggested a project
    idea you are interested in doing
  • Talk about the project and identify common
    interests
  • Exchange contact information and preferred
    meeting times (if youre confident in the
    project)
  • Complete group formation questionnaire
  • You are not locked into the project you mention
    in the questionnaire, we will assign groups!

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Working in groups
  • Working in groups is not easy, but its a reality
    of the real world!
  • Randy Pauschs advice for working in groups

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Reminders
  • Complete Human Subjects application
  • http//www.osp.cornell.edu/HSCompliance/index.html
  • Next week Phoebe Sengers will give a guest
    lecture
  • Readings posted on course website
    http//www.infosci.cornell.edu/courses/info345/200
    7sp/
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