Lecture

User Impact Analysis: Designing Educational Tools

Description

This lecture covers the importance of user impact analysis in educational tool design, emphasizing the identification of potential users, their characteristics, and diverse needs. It explores strategies to manage positive and negative impacts, focusing on user-centered design and the significance of empathy studies.

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