OCAD Introduction to Experience Design - W09, S1: 3.10 Exercise Ten

Pictures and Videos at other Activities

- Alan, Joe and Cole -

Pollock Painting

Crikey

Alice in Wonderland:

StareDown

Happy Box

We Art Toronto

What the Juke?

Exercise ten - Katie Goulet

I didn't really get a chance to look around so here are my observations for our project:

Attraction:

See: 2 chairs set up, crowd of people, sign up table

Hear: host and recruiter

Touch: game cards when you arrive, cookies if you win

Emotional state: curious, excited

Entry:

See: score cards on table

Hear: recruiter for games

Touch: name on cards

Emotional state: excitement

Engagement:

See: a person across from you, busling crowd around you,

Hear: crowd commenting, camera people commenting, announcer counting down

Touch: clasped hands in anticipation

Emotional State: nervous, excited

Exit:

See: the broadcast of the stares in the other hall

Hear: unchanged, still the crowd and announcer, recruiter

Taste: cookies and candy if you win

Emotional State: happy, relieved if you win, bummed if you didn't

Extension:

receive email about participating

visit site, look at documentation

Ethnographic observations:

the game worked well and the cameras projected successfully

our location was a little obstructed by the posts

people who are waiting to play become a little jumbled and impatient

those playing are really intense!

there is a lot of interest in what is going on

people attempt to distract the players

there is a table where people sign up, with cards and markers, as well as the prizes

Excercise 10-Cathy Lai

Exercise 10 - Joshua Frechette

Sorry, but my computer at home couldn't download the pages as a template, so....
Attraction Stage

See;Banner, Scoreboard, Chairs, Cameras
Hear; Host speaking
Touch;gamer cards that are passed out in the lobby
Emotional state;Intrigue, nostalgia,curiosity

Entry stage

See;Gamer cards
Hear; The host explaining the rules
Touch;Filling out gamer cards
Emotional state;Nervousness

Engagement stage

See; Staring, crowd looking on,
Hear;camerapeople counting down, crowd cheering on
Emotional State;Competitiveness, Focus

Exit stage

Stares being projected on wall
Taste;Cookies
Emotional state;Accomplishment or Failure

Extension stage

See;Website, including gamer cards and documentation
Emotional state;Amusement

Ethnographic field observations.

Participants were mostly students from a variety of years, however several participants were from an older demographic
The "Staredown" banner is partly obstructed by two pillars
There is a table with Sharpie pens,paper cards and cookies
There are two chairs and two camera facing each other, behind the table
The game's rules and game cards are explained by the host
After filling the cards with name and email info, participants await their turn
Each match lasts three rounds (best 2 out of 3)
The winner has their win marked on their card and posted on the scoreboard
The participants are told they can return as often as they want and play again
The winner gets a cookie
they are also told that their stares are being projected on the walls in the hallway