Extracted Content: Patricia Speece: Okay. So, now, last time Can you uh push the button? One time please. So I'm still the secretary. Now uh, I ask you to presentate the prototype. One of your you two.
  Jessica Alvarez: I don't care.
  Millie Lee: Oh this, you mean?
  Jessica Alvarez: Huh?
  Patricia Speece: Yes. The prototype.
  Millie Lee: Yes, uh this is it.
  Mary Colvin: This
  Patricia Speece: Well,
  Mary Colvin: is it.
  Patricia Speece: thank you. Uh,
  Millie Lee: It's
  Patricia Speece: now
  Millie Lee: uh it's uh it's yellow. And uh, this is rubber. And and and this too. The the sides.
  Patricia Speece: Yes.
  Millie Lee: And the rest is hard plastic. And uh We uh we had some uh We had a new idea that that this can uh can be uh uh turned inside. And then it covers the these buttons
  Patricia Speece: Okay.
  Millie Lee: until
  Mary Colvin: Yes.
  Millie Lee: here or something. the mute and the the joystick.
  Patricia Speece: Mm-hmm.
  Millie Lee: So, you can still operate uh all the things. Because you don't always use the menu. And then it can break.
  Patricia Speece: Okay. And the buttons?
  Millie Lee: Uh, well uh Big buttons. And everything is blue, except the power button. And the mute. Of uh yeah, and the mute and the the other button. Yeah. Channel higher channel button.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: And the joystick is for the volume and the channels.
  Millie Lee: Uh, yes.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yes.
  Millie Lee: Yes, that's uh Very obvious.
  Jessica Alvarez: Up is channel up. Down is channel down. To the right is volume up. To the left is volume down.
  Millie Lee: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: Okay, so if joystick and L_C_D_. What's the R_R_ d
  Jessica Alvarez: The R_R_?
  Millie Lee: R_R_'s the l the the the the company uh
  Patricia Speece: Okay.
  Millie Lee: logo.
  Patricia Speece: Very good. So,
  Mary Colvin: That's
  Patricia Speece: we
  Mary Colvin: on the
  Patricia Speece: have
  Mary Colvin: rub rubber part.
  Millie Lee: Uh, yes. Yes. That's about here.
  Patricia Speece: So, what they say on the side is put fashion there. Yes. It's good.
  Millie Lee: Oh.
  Patricia Speece: So,
  Mary Colvin: Yeah?
  Patricia Speece: that's it. That's prototype. Now, the finance. We don't know if it's th
  Mary Colvin: Alright.
  Patricia Speece: it if it's okay. So, I'm
  Mary Colvin: Do we
  Patricia Speece: gonna look.
  Mary Colvin: Do
  Patricia Speece: We
  Mary Colvin: we change
  Patricia Speece: have
  Mary Colvin: the
  Patricia Speece: Sorry?
  Mary Colvin: Do we change the the order? Or are we going to uh
  Patricia Speece: Finance is um
  Mary Colvin: ev evaluate
  Patricia Speece: Yeah it's
  Mary Colvin: it first?
  Patricia Speece: No, first uh Yes. We have to evaluate the product
  Mary Colvin: Okay.
  Patricia Speece: yet. Sorry.
  Mary Colvin: That's uh um That can be none.
  Mary Colvin: Um, we gonna do the evaluation now, together. But I have uh a introduction how it works. So, it will come up. Uh-oh. Okay. Um, yeah. Well, we uh uh, I have um thinked a few evaluation uh criterias, uh based on um our marketing strategy, on uh the latest trends, on user preferences. Uh, we have a seven point scale from uh true, as well. To false, seven? And on base of each c uh criteria, we need to um give a rating. We can uh Well, it look like this. But we gonna uh do it here, they said. So, you hope found out how to do it with a Word document.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Mary Colvin: Okay, yeah. Yeah. Um, well uh we have the Word document
  Patricia Speece: Criteria.
  Mary Colvin: You So we open up that blank here. Um Think I can Uh, what this just an example. So, this not very important. But um, if I can get a number in here. Hmm.
  Patricia Speece: No, it's
  Mary Colvin: Well,
  Patricia Speece: okay.
  Mary Colvin: uh we can't
  Jessica Alvarez: I'll
  Mary Colvin: do that.
  Jessica Alvarez: get it.
  Patricia Speece: Oh, it's okay.
  Mary Colvin: Um, so uh you have to think of it as uh the remote control is techno technologically innovative. Uh, and then we have to uh agree on the rating together. And in the end, we will c uh count an average of all rating. The first uh on each item.
  Patricia Speece: What do you think?
  Mary Colvin: Yeah, I think it's uh Uh, well technologically using, it's not uh it doesn't contain many new features. Only the L_C_D_. So, it Um, I think I will give it a yeah, yeah, yeah, a four. Hmm.
  Jessica Alvarez: I think the scroll-button is something also uh new. What uh not anoth uh, not a lot of uh a lot of uh remote controls have. I think technologically I'll give it an seven. Si six six. Sorry,
  Mary Colvin: So now
  Jessica Alvarez: six.
  Mary Colvin: i
  Patricia Speece: Yeah.
  Mary Colvin: I think you uh see it um its statement. And you true
  Jessica Alvarez: true
  Mary Colvin: or
  Jessica Alvarez: or
  Mary Colvin: false.
  Jessica Alvarez: false. Oh, uh
  Mary Colvin: And true
  Jessica Alvarez: I'll
  Mary Colvin: is one.
  Jessica Alvarez: I'll give it
  Mary Colvin: So,
  Jessica Alvarez: uh a t
  Mary Colvin: yeah.
  Jessica Alvarez: a two.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: Two.
  Jessica Alvarez: Sorry.
  Patricia Speece: You?
  Millie Lee: Three.
  Patricia Speece: Mary Colvin too. So it's a three.
  Mary Colvin: 'Kay. Um, well It's a one. The first item. So, okay the second item. Um, this product is for all sorts of customers.
  Millie Lee: Mm
  Mary Colvin: Well, it's a statement which uh I disagree with, because we uh really aim uh at at young market and I think the way it looked uh c uh totally in yellow, it's not uh really aimed for all customers. It doesn't look like that.
  Patricia Speece: So it's a
  Mary Colvin: That's uh a six.
  Jessica Alvarez: Five.
  Millie Lee: Mm, four.
  Patricia Speece: Yes, it's for the younger g group.
  Millie Lee: Yeah,
  Patricia Speece: So it's
  Millie Lee: but
  Patricia Speece: uh
  Millie Lee: it's
  Patricia Speece: half
  Millie Lee: it's
  Patricia Speece: half of the people. So I think it's four.
  Millie Lee: Yeah. I mean it still has l large buttons and not m many buttons. So
  Jessica Alvarez: Mm-hmm.
  Patricia Speece: No.
  Millie Lee: I mean, the colours are for young people, but
  Patricia Speece: Yes. So, I
  Millie Lee: older
  Patricia Speece: think it's four.
  Millie Lee: Yeah.
  Jessica Alvarez: Maybe version uh three point O_ uh has other colours.
  Millie Lee: Yeah. Maybe.
  Patricia Speece: Okay. Give it a four.
  Jessica Alvarez: Four.
  Mary Colvin: Four.
  Patricia Speece: Yep.
  Mary Colvin: Uh, okay. Mm.
  Patricia Speece: We put the fashion in electronics.
  Mary Colvin: That's uh the motto of our company. Yeah, well do we do this with uh this product? I um Yeah. I think if we do this, as it's uh uh c uh it's really orientates on the design. Um, so I would give it a two.
  Jessica Alvarez: Mary Colvin too a two, because only the battery is not uh techin uh technologically high standard. But the rest of it is. So, I think a two.
  Millie Lee: Yes. Two.
  Mary Colvin: Two.
  Patricia Speece: Uh, I say uh a five. It's not fashion, it's new. It must be a fashion. But
  Jessica Alvarez: It
  Patricia Speece: it isn't.
  Jessica Alvarez: it will be fashion.
  Patricia Speece: Yes. It w If it's not a fashion we can put it in it. So, it must be a fashion. I think it's a five.
  Mary Colvin: Uh Okay.
  Millie Lee: Then make it th
  Mary Colvin: Okay.
  Millie Lee: three.
  Mary Colvin: Yes, I'll think of
  Patricia Speece: No.
  Mary Colvin: that too.
  Jessica Alvarez: 'Kay.
  Patricia Speece: Oh.
  Jessica Alvarez: Three
  Mary Colvin: Yeah,
  Jessica Alvarez: is
  Mary Colvin: agree?
  Jessica Alvarez: okay.
  Patricia Speece: I use my feet though.
  Jessica Alvarez: Oh, we'll wait outside.
  Mary Colvin: A three.
  Patricia Speece: Okay.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah okay. The next element um is the product looks good. Well personally, I do not prefer a um remote control that's fully in yellow. So, I would give this a five.
  Jessica Alvarez: I give it a one.
  Millie Lee: Yes, a one. I like it.
  Patricia Speece: Well, I say three. So, counting then is two and a half.
  Mary Colvin: We have to do our uh
  Jessica Alvarez: Say two.
  Mary Colvin: Two or three?
  Patricia Speece: Okay, two.
  Jessica Alvarez: Two.
  Mary Colvin: Two. Okay. So, well we gonna do the next part. Uh, yep. Uh uh, the next statement. It has not too much buttons. Um, yeah, I I have uh said is not because uh a low number is better. And in the end we calculate an average. So, um that's why it's a negative in it. Um, well this one of our aims not have too much buttons. So, um uh did we uh do that? Well, uh if we go to uh this fashion, I We still have caused uh a lot of uh buttons for the numbers. But you can you can go for that. And um that way, you don't have a lot of buttons over. So, I would give this a two.
  Jessica Alvarez: One.
  Patricia Speece: You?
  Millie Lee: One.
  Patricia Speece: Mary Colvin too. One.
  Mary Colvin: One. Um, but where where is the?
  Patricia Speece: Next, six. It
  Mary Colvin: So
  Patricia Speece: does not get lost easily.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah, did we implement uh the sound?
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh
  Millie Lee: Yes.
  Jessica Alvarez: Just a small thing.
  Patricia Speece: No, we did not.
  Millie Lee: Yeah, but
  Patricia Speece: So,
  Millie Lee: uh
  Patricia Speece: but can it get lost if it's such
  Millie Lee: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: a thing?
  Jessica Alvarez: Ah.
  Patricia Speece: I don't think so.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yellow. Looks like
  Patricia Speece: Yes.
  Jessica Alvarez: a pistol.
  Patricia Speece: Not
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh
  Patricia Speece: a not a normal shapes. So
  Jessica Alvarez: It won't get between uh the
  Patricia Speece: No.
  Jessica Alvarez: pillows uh on the couch.
  Patricia Speece: It
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: won't get lost. So
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh
  Mary Colvin: It won't.
  Patricia Speece: A one?
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah,
  Millie Lee: Yeah.
  Jessica Alvarez: o one.
  Patricia Speece: Okay, a one.
  Mary Colvin: One.
  Patricia Speece: Next.
  Mary Colvin: Okay, um well we aimed for the younger market. Uh yeah, did we achieve that. I think with the way it looks and um it is designed, I will give it a two.
  Patricia Speece: Yeah Mary Colvin
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah. Mary Colvin too.
  Patricia Speece: That was our target. Two.
  Jessica Alvarez: Two.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah?
  Patricia Speece: Yep.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: Right. There's a fancy look-and-feel.
  Mary Colvin: Uh, yes. That that was uh, yeah, one of the most important things that uh Trendwatch said. I didn't uh say it in my presentation. But um, well does it have that? I would say yes. So um Well, let's also give this a two. T
  Jessica Alvarez: I gave this a one because of the rubber. It feels soft. Uh, it looks like a l uh uh b uh, a bit like a joystick. It's Yeah. Yeah, f very fancy trendy.
  Patricia Speece: Okay.
  Millie Lee: Yes, a one.
  Patricia Speece: I say a two. It's a a bit personal.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: If it's fancy. So I think s two is better.
  Millie Lee: Yeah, okay.
  Mary Colvin: Okay.
  Jessica Alvarez: Two is
  Mary Colvin: Two.
  Jessica Alvarez: okay.
  Mary Colvin: And um, then the last one I could think of, uh it goes with the latest trends.
  Patricia Speece: No, it's new. Innovation.
  Mary Colvin: If we looked at the latest trends for the uh younger people, and they ate uh fruit and vegetables, well it has a um a nice colour, uh well compared to food but we didn't uh We did not paint any uh fruit and vegetable on it for something like that.
  Jessica Alvarez: Oh.
  Mary Colvin: So, I would did not give this uh a one or two. I We'll go for a three.
  Jessica Alvarez: I go for two because uh the the shapes are still round. Uh, the latest trends are soft things, you know, like uh I said in my presentation.
  Mary Colvin: Yes.
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh But the the colours are um basic, like yellow, red, um blue. Something what also younger people want. It's also a trend, so I'll give it a two.
  Patricia Speece: Okay.
  Millie Lee: Mm, three.
  Patricia Speece: Mary Colvin too. Three.
  Mary Colvin: A three.
  Patricia Speece: Yeah.
  Mary Colvin: Okay. So um, come back to the presentation now. So, we find yourself there, and now we have to calculate an average rating. So, we
  Patricia Speece: Effort
  Mary Colvin: will do
  Patricia Speece: is
  Mary Colvin: that.
  Patricia Speece: three, ten
  Mary Colvin: Yes.
  Patricia Speece: and twelve. Thirty, forty, fifty, Twenty one. So, it's
  Mary Colvin: By nine.
  Patricia Speece: uh two and three nine two and one third.
  Jessica Alvarez: Two.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah. Um, uh okay. Two.
  Patricia Speece: Yep.
  Mary Colvin: Come on.
  Patricia Speece: Uh, nah. Okay.
  Mary Colvin: So uh, that's a pretty low rating, I think.
  Millie Lee: Yes.
  Patricia Speece: So, it's good.
  Mary Colvin: So, according to our uh own evaluation uh we did a good job.
  Patricia Speece: Okay. Thank you.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah, I think.
  Mary Colvin: Oh. Nah. How am I doing? Yes. And
  Patricia Speece: Okay.
  Mary Colvin: I closed
  Patricia Speece: Back
  Mary Colvin: your
  Patricia Speece: to
  Mary Colvin: slide-show.
  Patricia Speece: my uh
  Mary Colvin: Which one was the last for you? Uh, dreaming.
  Patricia Speece: Yep.
  Patricia Speece: Next please.
  Mary Colvin: Next.
  Patricia Speece: So, now
  Mary Colvin: Finance.
  Patricia Speece: uh we have a product. Very happy. But uh, is it cheap enough? Um, so if uh I'll have a look. We have a battery. One battery.
  Millie Lee: Mm-hmm.
  Jessica Alvarez: Cheapest there is.
  Patricia Speece: Okay, one battery. Electronics. Advanced chip.
  Jessica Alvarez: Expensive.
  Patricia Speece: Yeah it's the most advanced. Chip-on-print. We have that one.
  Jessica Alvarez: Well, it's the most
  Patricia Speece: We have
  Jessica Alvarez: advanced.
  Patricia Speece: the simple, regular and advanced.
  Jessica Alvarez: Advanced.
  Patricia Speece: We have the adva advanced. 'Kay, so uncurved or flat. Nope. Single curved or double curved? We have double curved.
  Patricia Speece: So Then we have plastic, wood, rubber. we have half rubber, half plastic.
  Millie Lee: Mm, yes.
  Patricia Speece: No titanium. Special colour. Yes,
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh,
  Patricia Speece: yellow.
  Jessica Alvarez: yellow.
  Millie Lee: Mm, yeah.
  Patricia Speece: Interface, push-button. Scroll-wheel, integrated scroll-wheel push push-button, or L_C_D_ display. So, we have the L_C_D_ We have two scroll-wheels? Or one?
  Jessica Alvarez: One.
  Mary Colvin: One.
  Patricia Speece: And it's not really
  Jessica Alvarez: Joystick
  Patricia Speece: a s
  Jessica Alvarez: uh thing.
  Patricia Speece: Yeah, it's this one. Now, uh button supplement. Special colour. We already Uh, that's the from the for the buttons. The buttons are regular colour.
  Millie Lee: Mm, yeah.
  Patricia Speece: So, then uh then then then then then then Then
  Jessica Alvarez: We're not gonna make it.
  Patricia Speece: Uh, no. It's too expensive.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah. Wh
  Patricia Speece: So, we
  Jessica Alvarez: What
  Patricia Speece: have to change
  Jessica Alvarez: what
  Patricia Speece: something.
  Jessica Alvarez: are the costs?
  Patricia Speece: Fifteen Euros.
  Jessica Alvarez: Fifteen.
  Patricia Speece: Yeah, well uh when we lose one scroll-wheel, it's okay. 'Cause we can't lose the battery. We can't lose the advanced chip. We can't lose the double curve. We have rubber,
  Mary Colvin: We would have
  Patricia Speece: special
  Mary Colvin: uh
  Patricia Speece: colour.
  Mary Colvin: n
  Jessica Alvarez: A special colour. Uh,
  Patricia Speece: Oh,
  Jessica Alvarez: I don't
  Patricia Speece: no,
  Jessica Alvarez: think
  Patricia Speece: we
  Jessica Alvarez: it's a very
  Patricia Speece: No, it's
  Jessica Alvarez: special
  Patricia Speece: uh
  Jessica Alvarez: colour.
  Patricia Speece: Sorry?
  Jessica Alvarez: Yellow? Uh, is it a special colour?
  Mary Colvin: For a remote control. I've
  Jessica Alvarez: What?
  Mary Colvin: For a remote control, I think it is.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah.
  Mary Colvin: If we would have uh uh normal buttons instead of uh the joystick. For up
  Patricia Speece: Um,
  Mary Colvin: down left right.
  Patricia Speece: then we uh lose two Euros. Then we have thirteen Euros. Half a Euro too much. Exactly the special colours.
  Jessica Alvarez: And
  Patricia Speece: So
  Jessica Alvarez: what if we use only one sort of um Um just only plastic or only rubber?
  Patricia Speece: That's one Euro.
  Jessica Alvarez: One Euro discount.
  Patricia Speece: So, I don't think that's good. Mm
  Patricia Speece: I think we have to keep the L_C_D_. If
  Jessica Alvarez: If we change the joyst uh the joystick thing into a button up, button down, button right, button left.
  Patricia Speece: Yes. Then it's only thirteen Euros.
  Jessica Alvarez: And then we'll lose fifty cent in what?
  Patricia Speece: So uh yeah. Yeah. Then you have Or
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh
  Patricia Speece: you have to cut this
  Jessica Alvarez: uh-uh.
  Patricia Speece: off. Then it's not good anymore.
  Jessica Alvarez: No.
  Patricia Speece: So, wait. Okay. I'll have a look. We
  Jessica Alvarez: And if you say it's just a r uh normal colour it's a normal colour, wh No one
  Patricia Speece: Yellow
  Jessica Alvarez: will see it.
  Patricia Speece: rubber. Yeah, normal.
  Jessica Alvarez: Normal colour, and the the joystick away, and put the button up, button down, right, left.
  Patricia Speece: Uh
  Jessica Alvarez: And it's twelve Euros, I think.
  Patricia Speece: One minute, please. Uh Is it maximum. Um
  Patricia Speece: Yeah, it's normal colour.
  Patricia Speece: still uh an advanced chip?
  Jessica Alvarez: No. Uh,
  Patricia Speece: Or
  Jessica Alvarez: no,
  Patricia Speece: it's then
  Jessica Alvarez: no,
  Patricia Speece: a
  Jessica Alvarez: no.
  Patricia Speece: regular?
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh Oh, wait wait wait.
  Mary Colvin: The advanced chip was for the L_C_D_ wasn't it?
  Millie Lee: Yeah.
  Jessica Alvarez: Oh yeah.
  Patricia Speece: So, the advanced
  Jessica Alvarez: Oh
  Patricia Speece: is for
  Jessica Alvarez: yeah.
  Patricia Speece: the L_C_D_ and the regular for the
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: joystick.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah, yeah.
  Patricia Speece: And what if we lose the L_C_D_?
  Jessica Alvarez: If we lose the L_C_D_, then we have an uh
  Patricia Speece: Yeah, regular chip.
  Jessica Alvarez: regular chip and
  Patricia Speece: But
  Jessica Alvarez: no L_C_D_.
  Patricia Speece: Is it a good design?
  Jessica Alvarez: Uh, yeah. Then you'll have to m uh see the menu on the television. And you don't have the L_C_D_.
  Mary Colvin: If uh
  Jessica Alvarez: So, the T_V_s has to uh have to be up-to-date.
  Mary Colvin: If we have the n no buttons If we have we have uh not a joystick but buttons, we would have uh, we have thirteen Euros?
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: Mm, yes.
  Mary Colvin: And then uh we move the the colour. What
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah.
  Mary Colvin: will that be?
  Patricia Speece: Then it's okay.
  Jessica Alvarez: Huh. No knew that.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: Okay, so no joystick. Oh no, but we then we get push-buttons from half a Euro.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah, then it's twelve Euro fifty, then it's okay.
  Patricia Speece: Uh, yes, yes, yes, yes. No joystick. Push-buttons. No special colour. Twelve and a half Euros. Then it's okay. So, we have to change that a little bit. And you cannot use the red and green button. Because if you
  Millie Lee: Okay. All the same
  Patricia Speece: give them
  Millie Lee: uh
  Patricia Speece: a s uh colour, you have to pay point two Euros.
  Jessica Alvarez: So, all the buttons has to have to be the same colour.
  Patricia Speece: Yes.
  Jessica Alvarez: But then the print on it will g um change it. Make it uh for everybody to see what button it is. Uh l How
  Millie Lee: Mm, yeah.
  Jessica Alvarez: you call it?
  Millie Lee: Recognisable.
  Jessica Alvarez: Recognisable,
  Millie Lee: Like
  Jessica Alvarez: yeah.
  Millie Lee: what
  Patricia Speece: Yes.
  Millie Lee: Yeah. Mm, yeah.
  Patricia Speece: So
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah?
  Millie Lee: Okay.
  Jessica Alvarez: Okay.
  Patricia Speece: So Well Now we have to change that, but that's okay. Rubber. What's the normal colour?
  Jessica Alvarez: Oh, well that's clear.
  Patricia Speece: So And
  Patricia Speece: Where's? Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: So, now
  Jessica Alvarez: And
  Patricia Speece: it's
  Jessica Alvarez: the joystick away. And its buttons.
  Patricia Speece: Yeah. It is. But then it will be just that ones.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: Now it's
  Mary Colvin: still, he waited at the
  Patricia Speece: Very good.
  Mary Colvin: No.
  Patricia Speece: Now, uh project eva evaluation. Well What do you think of it? Uh
  Jessica Alvarez: About the
  Mary Colvin: Project.
  Patricia Speece: About the project.
  Jessica Alvarez: process. Went good. Uh I think uh the creativity uh was good enough. We have a gun instead of a remote control. Um Uh leadership. Yeah, you were the project project manager, and uh had the final vote. So yeah that was clear. Team-work okay. Everybody uh has something uh to say about it. And uh no, uh o only the the drawing uh was very difficult. But, nah. New ideas found. Nope.
  Patricia Speece: Okay. And you.
  Millie Lee: Yeah, well the same. I I espe I especially uh liked the the means, the the SMARTboard and uh Yeah, it uh It brings up new ideas when you work with uh with it.
  Patricia Speece: Okay.
  Millie Lee: Yeah.
  Mary Colvin: Yeah, I think you have to compare it to if you would have a normal um normal project without laptops uh and without these devices. I think um Well, the laptops if you have them out front of you, you sometimes looking at that instead of the presentation. Um, well uh the draw-board, well you can draw things. But it not really going very convenient.
  Millie Lee: Mm-hmm.
  Mary Colvin: Uh, maybe it will be easier if you have a smaller monitor and uh you would also see there. And with a normal mouse. Um, and uh the project. Yeah, I agree on what was said uh mainly. Uh, yeah but you always have that some people are talking more than others. And maybe is then um the task of the Patricia Speece to also uh ask more to the people uh less talking. To tell their opinion.
  Patricia Speece: Okay. Well, what do I have to say. I think it was good. Not too many discussions.
  Jessica Alvarez: No.
  Patricia Speece: So,
  Millie Lee: No.
  Patricia Speece: it's good for the speed.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yep.
  Patricia Speece: So,
  Mary Colvin: Yeah.
  Patricia Speece: I think we're ready. Good price. Evaluation ready. Ready.
  Jessica Alvarez: Beer.
  Patricia Speece: That's it.
  Jessica Alvarez: Yeah?
  Mary Colvin: Okay.
  Jessica Alvarez: Okay then.
Updated Content: Jessica Alvarez and user interface designer presented their prototype design, made of yellow rubber and hard plastic, with large, mostly blue buttons, a joystick and LCD screen. Led by Mary Colvin, the group evaluated the prototype on a scale of one to seven, based on a set of evaluation criteria. The overall rating was two. Patricia Speece calculated the production costs, which were too high at fifteen Euros. The group discussed how to make the design cheaper, and decided to keep the LCD screen, but to remove the special colour and replace the joystick with regular push-buttons. Finally Patricia Speece led an evaluation of the project process before closing the meeting. Overall, the group were satisfied with the creativity, teamwork and available equipment, although Mary Colvin thought the SMARTboard and laptops were sometimes distracting and not that helpful.