In-context research to inform the design of a new point of sale payment solution
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As part of Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2015, we conducted a free expert usability review of the Early Shakespeare online trial created by SEN Assist.
SEN Assist is a small company creating resources aimed at including children with Autism and other special educational needs in literacy. We identified usability issues and provided recommendations for improving the product to ensure that children with different abilities can benefit from it.
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Early Shakespeare is part of a range of storytelling products that provide an inclusive approach to literacy in primary schools. It is an interactive learning tool created by education experts. Shakespeare’s stories are broken down into bite sized portions, which children can easily follow, understand and remember.
Adele devine, Managing Director at SEN Assist, said, “The report from System Concepts was wonderfully visual and user-friendly. It promoted some useful discussion. The service was quick, professional and efficient. Thank you!”
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