Scheduling Tool for Autistic Research & Treatment
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Presentation of Design

SCREEN SHOTS

NEW TASK

New Task screen is used to enter a new and to edit an existing task. This screen allows the user to enter specific information about the task including:

  • name of the task
  • time of day it is to be completed
  • the duration
  • description
  • the particular goal for that task
  • who it is assigned to
  • who it was prescribed by

Although only 3 fields are required (name, time, and duration) the other field are useful for parents who are trying to remember task that need to be completed along with how to complete them.


Figure 1: New Task Screen


TASKVIEW

The Taskview screen shot displays all the tasks for the day. This screen allows users to view all the tasks in a list format. If the user selects a task it is expanded and the name, description and duration of the task are displayed.


Figure 2: TaskView Screen


DAILY SUMMARY

The Daily Summary screen shows the user what tasks have been completed along with what tasks are incomplete. Once the user selects a task, the description of the task, duration, person that completed the task, and time, are displayed.


Figure 3: Daily Summary Screen


TIMELINE/CALENDAR

The timeline screen offers the users several levels of zoom and the option to view years, months, or days. If the user clicks on a day on the timeline then a brief description of the task will be displayed. If the user clicks the date on the calendar then a more in depth description appears. This screen allows the user to view past and future tasks and appointments at a click of the button. Sometimes the user may need to look back to past appointments and task, and this screen allows the user to complete this with ease.


Figure 4: Timeline/Calendar Screen


HELP SCREEN


The Help Screen gives the user help throughout the interface. The help screens are there to help users to navigate throughout the interface.

Figure 5: Help Screen


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