Behavior Mapping in the Hand

Funded by MOE Teaching Practice Research Program (MOE-114-TPRHA-0025-006Y). Developed by Yi-An Hsieh and Nan-Ching Tai. Behavioral mapping is a method for studying user behavior. Researchers observe and manually record behaviors on-site. However, this method is time-consuming and hard to digitize. Thus, we developed "Behavior Mapping in the Hand". It can make conducting behavioral mapping easier. FEATURES: * The behavior mappings you draw will be digitalized into transparent PNG files. * The participant information will be recorded into PNG file names, making it easier to analyze the data. * Track the start time and finish time of each study. * Useful timer tool! When a dot is drawn, a custom timer will be activated. When time's up, the phone will vibrate to remind you!