Name or code: ________ Date: ________
Choose one of the following, write a few sentences, draw it, or tell your partner.
What I want to try first now: __________________.
What I want to keep for later: __________________.
There was a ‘Human/AI/Together’ question that made me guess wrong or hesitate: __________________.
The clues I saw at the time: __________________.
If I want to find out the production process, I would first ask/check: __________________.
There is a question that makes me want to continue talking: __________________.
I first choose □A □B, because: __________________.
After listening to others, I □still choose this □change my choice □think of a third way.
If conditions were different, I might change my mind: __________________.
I came up with a multiple-choice question for everyone: A: ________ / B: ________.
A recent thing that made me want to continue watching, figuring out, or doing: __________________.
A question a peer asked me: __________________.
A question I am willing to continue pursuing: __________________.
How the first step could be tried: __________________.
Who will come to use/play/watch: __________________.
The main action he/she performs when coming here: __________________.
After it is completed, I hope he/she sees/feels: __________________.
Another different way to do it might be: __________________.
This time I first choose: __________________, because: __________________.
The part that will not be done for now: __________________.
| What do you see when you enter | How does he operate | What happens after operation |
|---|---|---|
| Draw on the first sheet of paper | Draw on the second sheet of paper | Draw on the third sheet of paper |
One-sentence task for the tester: __________________.
I think he will: __________________.
First, explain it in your own words; no need to write it like a manual. The blanks below can help you miss less.
> I want to make a __________________, for __________________ to use/play/watch. > > The first version only has one main action: __________________. > > After the user performs this action, __________________ should happen. > > I want it to look __________________. > > This version will not do __________________ yet. > > Please first repeat the rules as you understand them; ask me about any uncertainties, then create a previewable first version.
After generation, review it yourself first: Did it perform the action I mentioned? Where has it added things on its own? Am I willing to keep them?
Author of the work: ________ Tester: ________
Test task: __________________.
I originally thought this would: __________________.
What actually happened: __________________.
What I still want to try/figure out: __________________.
One observation from the author: __________________.
Author’s decision: □ Modify a part □ Ask for clarification □ Keep for now □ Try another method
Because: __________________.
Instructions for AI modification:
> Just now, the player encountered __________________ when __________________. > > I hope __________________. This time, only adjust __________________, keep the other parts that are already working for now.
After modification, please have the other party do the same thing. Result: __________________.
□ Continue this □ Try it with a partner □ Change direction □ First look at another example □ Take a break for now
Reason: __________________.
Right now I need: □ Help from someone □ Some information □ A tool/material □ To see a real-life situation
Specifically: __________________.
The part that most resembles 'my decision' this time is: __________________.
One thought I changed was: __________________.
In the next two weeks, please observe 1–3a question you are truly interested in: it can come from life, learning, family, or community, or something you've always wanted to understand, improve, or try. The topic doesn't need to be grand; the important thing is that you are willing to look at it again.
Two weeks later, each person will spend a few minutes sharing their findings, the information they collected, and the solutions they considered. You can bring photos, screenshots, interview records, sketches, a small model, or a small experiment; it is completely fine if you haven't produced a finished product yet.
For each question, prepare at least the following:
Doubao can investigate a pair of smart glasses: what it can really do now, the difference between promotion and actual experience; whether it is comfortable to wear for a long time, which scenarios are useful and which are actually distracting; finally, propose one small feature you would like to improve. This example is just to help you get started, it does not mean everyone has to study smart glasses.
The two-week sharing is not about “whose answer is most correct,” but about letting everyone hear: where you started, how you found evidence, what changed your thinking, and what you want to try next.
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