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Analysis of Interaction Design Patterns on Drawing Application for Early Preschool Children using Inductive Approach (Case Study: ABC Coloring Book for Toddlers and Tracer-hand Writing Pattern Drawing Application)

Indah Mekar Sari1, Dana Sulistiyo Kusumo1 and Mira Kania Sabariah1
  • 1 Telkom University, Indonesia

Abstract

Nowadays, there are many game applications that are used as a medium of interactive learning for children. One of them can help early preschool children to learn drawing. Using interaction data, we conducted an inductive approach to identify children's interaction patterns on drawing applications. We observed the used of two drawing applications: "ABC Coloring Book for Toddlers" and "Tracer-Hand Writing Patterns" downloaded from AppStore. Participants of our research were five Indonesia kindergarten students. We found 21 interaction patterns in the Coloring Book and 25 patterns in the Tracer application. The results of the observation were used as a reference in designing a drawing prototype, named “Draw Kids”. We implemented 34 interaction patterns in our drawing prototype. The usability testing results of five participants in our study show that the average of usability level is satisfying (91.67%). By integrating inductive approach, initial-final analysis of interaction design patterns and mapping the patterns into the drawing competencies of Indonesia’s early preschool education can yield interaction design patterns in accordance with the early preschool education competencies.

Journal of Computer Science
Volume 13 No. 12, 2017, 728-734

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2017.728.734

Submitted On: 25 October 2017 Published On: 13 December 2017

How to Cite: Sari, I. M., Kusumo, D. S. & Sabariah, M. K. (2017). Analysis of Interaction Design Patterns on Drawing Application for Early Preschool Children using Inductive Approach (Case Study: ABC Coloring Book for Toddlers and Tracer-hand Writing Pattern Drawing Application). Journal of Computer Science, 13(12), 728-734. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2017.728.734

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Keywords

  • Interaction Design Pattern
  • Inductive Approach
  • Drawing Competencies of Early Preschool