Repository for Design Project of CS473, KAIST, 2020 Fall
Human-computer interaction no longer only concerns a single user in front of their computer. An increasing number of modern systems are inherently social, involving a large group of users to collaborate, discuss, ideate, solve problems, and make decisions together via social interaction. This course focuses on crowdsourcing and social computing, two of the most important concepts in the era of interaction at scale. This course will cover major design issues and computational techniques in building crowdsourcing and social computing systems. Course Website
Following a user-centered design process, the students form teams to build an interactive prototype through a semester-long team project.
The system aims to support late or distracted users who are often heavily penalized due to the characteristics of real-time online lectures by helping them to easily catch up with the context.
You can try our system here.
- DP0: Team Formation
- DP1: Ideation [Report]
- DP2: Pitch [Slides]
- DP3: Low-fi Prototype [Report] [Prototype]
- DP4: High-fi Prototype [Report] [Prototype]
- DP5: Final Presentation
- DP6: Final Paper & Video [Report] [Video]
There are two main folders in this repository, documents and minchoom.
The documents folder is where the reports and the presentation slides are, and the minchoom folder contains the code of the system.
Inside the minchoom folder, the components are divided in the src/components directory.
- Home.js: Main JavaScript file where all the components are linked to
- Timeline.js: The timeline of the real-time lecture with cowd-generated flags
- Chat.js: Chatroom of the system
- Catchup.js: CatchUp mode of chatroom where helpees can ask questions and helpers can post answers
You can see our system here.
For development,
cd minchoom
npm install
npm run start
For deployment,
cd minchoom
npm install
npm run build