Exploring Interactions 2012 | Andriy Yasynetskyy | 4204891

Reflection on Workshops
Unfortunately, in the last Cycle there was the overlap between the time of the Workshop Interactive Prototyping and the clinic Electronic Interactive Prototyping'. Workshop Interaction Vision In this workshop I presented only a part of the concept (the progress visualization postcards). In the start of the workshop we divided our group in two and made them in such a way no buddys were in the same group. I was in the group with Aratrika Roy, who wrote the feedback on my prototype. The main interest was focused on patients self- awareness and their vision of desirable experience toward the rehabilitation training. The presented idea was the set of postcards - the way Physiotherapist could send the progress visualization to the patient. Following are the features of the concept: - A mirror that patient has to look at while training at home. The presented idea was the set of postcards - the way Physiotherapist can send the progress visualization to the patient. Following are the features of the concept: - A mirror that patient has to look at while training at home - The mirror gives feedback on the activities and exercises, postures, etc. - Later the therapist sends postcards of progress to the patients home on a weekly basis. Peers Feedback: The postcard and mirror concepts can be developed as two separate concepts or incorporated into one. The idea of the therapist being virtually present with the patient while he/ she exercises or does the daily activities would be comforting for the patients in the early stages of recovery post surgery, but the concern of invasion of the patients privacy might be disturbing. In order to watch whether the patient is doing everything right, the camera with the mirror needs to be active all the time. The feedback from the peers was very helpful in my iterative prototyping and further concept generation.