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Designing Voice Interfaces for Kids
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Voice assistants are on the rise, especially the adoption of the Google Assistant is growing rapidly in the Netherlands. For most adults it’s still a bit awkward talking to a “robot”, but for children this seems like second nature. After developing a number of Google Assistant applications for children, including ones for brand like Auping, ING and Donald Duck, we learned a lot about designing voice applications for this group. We are always challenging ourselves on how to make it as fun, but at the same time, as educational as possible. In this presentation I’m giving some insights into the design proces of some of our child focused voice apps.
08:50 About kids and applications
09:59 About speaker
11:53 The concept
13:15 Prototype Hansel & Gretel
14:07 Prototype interactions
15:20 What didn’t work
16:40 What did work
17:55 Optimizing for a better immersion
21:25 Interactive story
22:35 ING Rembrandt's Masterclass/Demo
24:00 The main thoughts
25:01 The concept
25:47 The first class
26:15 Interactions
27:53 Conversation flow
29:02 Multiple situations
30:34 What didn’t work
31:48 What did work
32:44 Retrieve attentions
33:00 Recap ART CLASS
34:40 Thanking
About speaker
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