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Mobile Medical Information for the Deaf

Mobile Medical Information for the Deaf. Siphokazi Dayile Supervisor: Prof I Venter Co-supervisor: Prof WD Tucker. Overview. Quick Recap System testing -Usability testing - Functionality testing Demo Questions. Quick Recap. What is Mobile Medical Information for the Deaf

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Mobile Medical Information for the Deaf

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  1. Mobile Medical Information for the Deaf Siphokazi Dayile Supervisor: Prof I Venter Co-supervisor: Prof WD Tucker

  2. Overview • Quick Recap • System testing -Usability testing - Functionality testing • Demo • Questions

  3. Quick Recap What is Mobile Medical Information for the Deaf • It is an application that will help Deaf people gain access to information about illnesses using their android devices. • The project aimed to provide the information in SASL. • The information will be recorded and will then be translated into sign language using video footage.

  4. User Requirements • The requirements were gathered using the literature review and interviews. • Require a system that will help them gain access to illness information in a language that they understand which is SASL. • The system must be reliable and easy to use.

  5. System Implementation

  6. Tools used • Eclipse IDE for Java developers. • Development Kit(JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE). • Android Developer Tool - Android SDK - Android Real device(ARD) - Android Virtual Device(AVD)

  7. System testing • Users that were identified to test the system -UWC students. • Users were given instructions on how the application works. • One device was used for testing since there were a few number of participants. • The system testing focused on two testing -Usability testing -Functionality testing.

  8. Usability testing • The usability testing mainly focused on the appearance and how user friendly the system is. • Participants were given a walkthrough on the application. • They were then asked to complete a questionnaire to find out what they thought about the application. • Participants were then asked to rate how easy it was using the application. • The look and feel of the application.

  9. Testing results How would you rate the usability of the application

  10. Functionality testing • The functionality testing focused on whether or not the application is doing what it is required to do. • Participants were asked to say whether or not the users requirements were met.

  11. Functionality testing

  12. Feedback • Participants gave positive feedback on the application.

  13. Demo • User selects an illness. • View illness information. • Moving from one screen to the other.

  14. Questions

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