HexDeck: Gamification of Tangibles for Brainstoming

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1. HexDeck: Gamification of Tangibles for Brainstoming Li-Ju Lo Cheng-Dar Chiang Rung-Huei Liang National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Department of Industrial and Commercial Design
2. BACKGROUND
3. BACKGROUND
4. BACKGROUND MIND MAP CARDS STICKY NOTE
5. Really?
6. ABOUT PROBLEM
7. ›  Each participant at the beginning draw five cards and start discussing ›  No rules, each person can freely exchange card and put forward their views on the card ›  Moderator observation card usage ›  After the experiment participants were interviewed EXPERIMENTAL PROCESS
8. ›  Some card design is not good. ›  Some people use drawing to stimulate ideas. ›  Cards can make easy to remember for participants. ›  Everyone thinking in different ways (image or text). INTERVIEW FEEDBACK
9. The bad design cards OBSERVATION RESULT
10. OBSERVATION RESULT
11. DESIGN IMPLICATIONS ›  Increase motivation ›  Create pleasure ›  Increase the card of information
12. GAMIFICATION Sebastian Deterding (2011)
13. GAMIFICATION
14. GAME ELEMENT ›  three-dimensional environments ›  narrative context ›  feedback ›  reputations ›  ranks ›  levels ›  marketplaces ›  economies ›  competition ›  rules ›  teams ›  time pressure
15. GAME ELEMENT ›  three-dimensional environments ›  narrative context ›  feedback ›  reputations ›  ranks ›  levels ›  marketplaces ›  economies ›  competition ›  rules ›  teams ›  time pressure
16. NON-GAME CONTEXTS
17. DESIGN
18. More Information!! Physical cards Digital cards
19. Physical cards & Digital cards
20. The process of using digital cards
21. Digital table surface
22. Digital table surface
23. Join game elements Digital cards Block Digital cards
24. Pototypes of Block
25. The Hex Deck
26. The Hex Deck Card Level Color Card 1 Card 2 Card 3 Card 4 Card 5 Form Blue Metaphor Shape Style Material Deformation Aesthetics Red Color Sense Poetry Kansei Subjective Value Green Achievement Resource User Vision Fun Interaction Yellow Tangible Interface Medium States Random
27. The Hex Deck O 　 　Level 劍(Swords) 聖杯(Cups) 權杖(Wands) 錢幣(Pentacles) I A Method )VNBO
    'BDUPS
    $SFBU
    .FBOJOH
    "OUISPQPMPHZ
    1PUPUZQJOH
    II 2 Form 4UZMF
    .FUBQIPS
    %FGPSNBUJPO
    4IBQF
    III 3 Function &⒏DJFOU
    *OHFOJPVT
    "VUPNBUJPO
    *NQSPWFNFOU
    IV 4 Sensor 7JTVBM
    TFOTPS
    %JSFDUJPO
    5BDUJMF
    TFOTPS
    5BHFU
    V 5 Purpose 4JNQMJGZ
    4PDJBM
    &OWJSPONFOUBMM Z
    *EFPMPHZ
    VI 6 communication )VNBO
    UP
    0CKFDU
    )VNBO
    UP
    )VNBO
    *OUFSOFU
    PG
    5IJOHT
    0CKFDU
    UP
    0CKFDU
    VII 7 Interaction 4UBUFT
    .FEJVN
    *OUFSGBDF
    5BOHJCMF
    VIII 8 Value 6TBCJMJUZ
    "DIJFWFNFOU
    7JTJPO
    1BSB GVODUJPOBMJUZ
    IX 9 Aesthetics 4FOTF
    #JPOJDT
    $PMPS
    4VCKFDUJWF
    X 10 Interesting (BNJpDBUJPO
    1PFUSZ
    3BOEPN
    'VOPMPHZ
    XI 11 Behavior "DUJPO
    &MFNFOU
    4DFOBSJP
    &WFSZEBZ
    "DUJPO
    "⒎PSEBODF
    XII 12 　 學校(School) 家(Home) 公司(Company) 醫院(Hospital) XIII 13 　 妹妹(Girl) 姊姊(Sister) ⺟母親(Mom) 奶奶(Grandma) XIV 14 　 弟弟(Boy) 哥哥(Brother) ⽗父親(Dad) 爺爺(Grandpa)
28. The Hex Deck Human & Job Event & Time Place & Location
29. INTERFACE
30. DEMO
31. The development process
32. SUMMARY n  Display card detail is one by one n  The metaphor is not change n  Chaotic spatial layout
33. SUMMARY n  Desing hexagon areas to Improved layout n  Increased connectivity and diffusibility n  Creating atmosphere of the game
34. THANK YOU!
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