[IAEP] [Marketing] idea for consolidated Sugar feedback + a new name for our "users"

[Sean DALY]

We might want to simplify the language a bit for kids... I'm not sure
kids would be able to offer a coherent answer to the third question,
even if they know who we are :-)
(note to self: put photo of community in as easter egg?)

How about wishlist fishing?

"What would you like to do with Sugar that you can't do today?"
or...
"What should the people who make Sugar do next?"

(recognizing that understandably, many kids will likely bring up
hardware not just software and to the latter question we will get
answers like "take a long rest after programming so hard")

Sean


On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Walter Bender <walter.bender at gmail.com> wrote:
> +1 to Learners.
>
> Regarding your questions, let's go with three instead of two and let's
> start with the positive:
>
> * What do you like about Sugar?
>
> * What concerns do you have about Sugar?
>
> * How can we, the Sugar community, overcome these concerns?
>
> -walter
>
> On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 4:47 AM, Sean DALY <sdaly.be at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Gary C. Martin made an excellent observation: if we have "Activities"
>> instead of "applications", shouldn't we have "Doers" instead of
>> "users"?
>>
>> I fully agree we shouldn't have "users" of Sugar Activities. I like
>> "Doers", but I think "Learners" may roll off the tongue more easily.
>> Suggestions please.
>>
>>
>> On a related subject: I want feedback from our Learners (Doers) using
>> the XO-1. We've discussed this before, but following SugarCamp where
>> we concluded with a round-robin of our 3-/3+ takeaways (what didn't
>> work, what worked) I had an idea watching a survivor show on
>> television... to set up a rope bridge, the hikers threw a small wire
>> across the rapids, attached to a thicker rope which they then used to
>> make a bridge with two other ropes. So my idea is to start with a
>> two-line survey of our Learners around the world:
>>
>>
>> * What do you not like about Sugar?
>>
>>
>> * What do you like about Sugar?
>>
>>
>>
>> Short, simple, to the point... easy to translate... a light payload
>> for the difficult task of distributing/receiving a survey :-)
>>
>> Can we start with this "wire", and work our way up to a "bridge"?
>>
>> Could we ask the OLPC Corps Africa people for help, in parallel with
>> their formal survey? I have heard they will have one, but I have no
>> info about it.
>>
>> ideas please
>>
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Sean
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> Walter Bender
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