1. About the final report and feedback on demonstrations Judy Kay CHAI: Computer human adapted interaction research group School of Information Technologies

2. Group Report

3. HAI2008. Lifelong ambient companions: challenges and steps to overcome them From the web site: The group report should be linked from the top of the front page of the trac wiki. It will be a single trac wiki page, which provides an executive summary of the goals of the project and what it (will have) achieved. It will have links to the individual reports. Maximum length is 500 words. Mark 10%. Main purpose of the draft is feedback on appropriate scoping and for final draft.

4. HAI2008. Lifelong ambient companions: challenges and steps to overcome them Grading criteria: Clearly states the goal of the group project Clearly states what was achieved Clearly indicates the limits of what was achieved Clearly explains how the group made effective use of relevant techniques studied in class Integrates all relevant techniques Writing quality Links to all relevant information on trac site Links to relevant literature for the project

5. Individual Report

6. HAI2008. Lifelong ambient companions: challenges and steps to overcome them From the web site: The individual report provides an executive summary of goals of that part of the project, what was achieved and how it links to the other parts. It will include links to all work actually done, such as code, prototypes, design materials, user questionnaires... Maximum length is 500 words. Mark 30%. Main purpose of the draft is feedback on appropriate scoping and for final draft.

7. HAI2008. Lifelong ambient companions: challenges and steps to overcome them Grading criteria: Clearly states individual task Approach and justification of it (linked to readings and other literature)‏ Summary of results achieved –design - user studies revealed.... (table)‏ –technical - user view of UI –test - evaluations indicate that... (table)‏ Assesses strengths and weaknesses Writing quality Links to all relevant information on trac site