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Health problems faced in online learning mode

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Radha Gupta
Radha Gupta

The problem statement states the problem faced by students and teachers. The stakeholders' map depicts the affected units. The interviews of stakeholders' were conducted and two personas were randomly picked up. The empathy map explains the various problems faced. An abstract ladder is prepared for the same. Various brainstormed ideas are listed. Finally, a prototype was ideated.

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Problems faced in online learning mode : Health Issues
Final Problem Statement How might we help people improve their health, while education is being conducted online? What : Health issue When : Internet era Why : Online education How : symptoms Who : Education health stakeholders
Stakeholders’ Map X-Ray and physiotherapy machine manufacturers Hospitals Doctors IT Department Eye glass manufacturers Students Teachers Trustees of schools / colleges Testing laboratories Specialty chemical supplier Schools / Colleges Other pharma companies Application Developer
4 Snapshot from Interviews
Aakriti Saxena Age: 24 years Occupation: Make-up artist / teacher Education: MBA Work Ex: 4+ years About: She’s a makeup artist and teaches makeup to enthusiasts. According to her, online mode of teaching has both pros and cons. In online mode, she can connect with more people. But, her job requires more of physical interaction due to which she faces difficulty in teaching and faces lots of health issues. Personas
Shrejita Tyagi Age: 20 years Occupation: Student Education: Pursuing BBA About: She’s a student studying at Maharaja Surajmal Institute, IP University. She is also involved in public speaking programs. According to her, online mode has more cons than pros. Health and concentration issues being the major ones. She finds difficult to understand the practical subjects like Accountancy in online mode. And she’s also experiencing lots of stress because of online mode.
7 Empathy Map Lack of face-to- face interaction Increase in sitting time Consume healthy food Workout regularlyStay hydrated Negative impact on hearing due to earphones Increase in workload Food habits are negatively affected Muscular Pain Mental stress Itching in eyes Insomnia Head ache Screen time Saves travel time More family time Tele- consultation Loss of productivity Concentration disruption Wear blue-cut lenses
Abstract Ladder Why? How? Pain and swelling in eyes Affects mental health Frequent headaches Back pain / problems Become digitally focused rather than relationship focus Lack of motivation Distress Lack of socialization Muscle and joint pains Noise-induced deafness Long screen hours Lack of focus Feelings of isolation No physical activities Struggling to engage with faculty / batchmates Ineffective time management Lack of human / physical interaction Lack of proper schedule Lack of class activities Lack of planned e-lessons / sessions Prolonged use of earphones How online education might affect our health (both mentally and physically)?
? Blue-cut screen on laptop ? Meditation ? Regular workout ? Intake of nutritious food ? Drink lots of water ? Wash your eyes ? Take suggested supplements ? Consult an expert ? Interpersonal interaction Ideation
Key Stakeholders’ “Fitness for your mind, body, and spirit!” Key Points free access: Only suggestions and reminders as per the users’ requirement paid access: Doctor’s consultation and workout regime (Cult-Fit) Drink water Eat healthy foodTake suggested Supplements Students Faculty App developers Doctors Features: ? Suggestions ? Reminders ? Motion Sensors ? Workout plans ? Earn rewards on marginal calorie burn Concept Poster Benefits and timeline: ? Directions to maintain good health ? Accessible to everyone engaged in online mode ? Timeline: 6-8 months Burn calories Earn Rewards Workout regularly ? This application will help users to keep a check on their health. ? It will be accessible to everyone engaged in online mode. Wear blue-cut lenses Al-Fit
Prototype: Application Al-Fit Burn calories Earn Rewards
Login Al-Fit OR
Home Profile Calories budget Redeem your rewards Step count Settings Paid plans Al-Fit
Al-Fit Sign up! Personal details Name: Age: Gender: Weight (in kg): Height (in cm): Do you wear specs? If yes, specify your number. Any previous illness: Daily routine: Contact no.: Email ID:
Problems faced ? Eyes pain / sight ? Headache ? Backache ? Neck pain ? Weight loss / gain ? Insomnia ? Mental health ? Other Al-Fit
Al-Fit
Al-Fit
Al-Fit Rs. 199 per month Rs. 499 for 3 months Rs. 899 for 6 months Rs. 1499 for 12 months Paid plans
Al-Fit Burn Calories Earn Rewards Burn 500 calories and earn 1 point
Al-Fit 100 points – protein bars 300 points – fitness band 500 points – 6 month membership
Presented by: Poorvi Kukreja (20DM152) Prerana Rawat (20DM158) Radha Gupta (20DM164) Riddhima Singh (20DM171) Riya Malik (20DM178) Samyak Jain (20DM184)

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Health problems faced in online learning mode

  • 1. Problems faced in online learning mode : Health Issues
  • 2. Final Problem Statement How might we help people improve their health, while education is being conducted online? What : Health issue When : Internet era Why : Online education How : symptoms Who : Education health stakeholders
  • 3. Stakeholders’ Map X-Ray and physiotherapy machine manufacturers Hospitals Doctors IT Department Eye glass manufacturers Students Teachers Trustees of schools / colleges Testing laboratories Specialty chemical supplier Schools / Colleges Other pharma companies Application Developer
  • 5. Aakriti Saxena Age: 24 years Occupation: Make-up artist / teacher Education: MBA Work Ex: 4+ years About: She’s a makeup artist and teaches makeup to enthusiasts. According to her, online mode of teaching has both pros and cons. In online mode, she can connect with more people. But, her job requires more of physical interaction due to which she faces difficulty in teaching and faces lots of health issues. Personas
  • 6. Shrejita Tyagi Age: 20 years Occupation: Student Education: Pursuing BBA About: She’s a student studying at Maharaja Surajmal Institute, IP University. She is also involved in public speaking programs. According to her, online mode has more cons than pros. Health and concentration issues being the major ones. She finds difficult to understand the practical subjects like Accountancy in online mode. And she’s also experiencing lots of stress because of online mode.
  • 7. 7 Empathy Map Lack of face-to- face interaction Increase in sitting time Consume healthy food Workout regularlyStay hydrated Negative impact on hearing due to earphones Increase in workload Food habits are negatively affected Muscular Pain Mental stress Itching in eyes Insomnia Head ache Screen time Saves travel time More family time Tele- consultation Loss of productivity Concentration disruption Wear blue-cut lenses
  • 8. Abstract Ladder Why? How? Pain and swelling in eyes Affects mental health Frequent headaches Back pain / problems Become digitally focused rather than relationship focus Lack of motivation Distress Lack of socialization Muscle and joint pains Noise-induced deafness Long screen hours Lack of focus Feelings of isolation No physical activities Struggling to engage with faculty / batchmates Ineffective time management Lack of human / physical interaction Lack of proper schedule Lack of class activities Lack of planned e-lessons / sessions Prolonged use of earphones How online education might affect our health (both mentally and physically)?
  • 9. ? Blue-cut screen on laptop ? Meditation ? Regular workout ? Intake of nutritious food ? Drink lots of water ? Wash your eyes ? Take suggested supplements ? Consult an expert ? Interpersonal interaction Ideation
  • 10. Key Stakeholders’ “Fitness for your mind, body, and spirit!” Key Points free access: Only suggestions and reminders as per the users’ requirement paid access: Doctor’s consultation and workout regime (Cult-Fit) Drink water Eat healthy foodTake suggested Supplements Students Faculty App developers Doctors Features: ? Suggestions ? Reminders ? Motion Sensors ? Workout plans ? Earn rewards on marginal calorie burn Concept Poster Benefits and timeline: ? Directions to maintain good health ? Accessible to everyone engaged in online mode ? Timeline: 6-8 months Burn calories Earn Rewards Workout regularly ? This application will help users to keep a check on their health. ? It will be accessible to everyone engaged in online mode. Wear blue-cut lenses Al-Fit
  • 13. Home Profile Calories budget Redeem your rewards Step count Settings Paid plans Al-Fit
  • 14. Al-Fit Sign up! Personal details Name: Age: Gender: Weight (in kg): Height (in cm): Do you wear specs? If yes, specify your number. Any previous illness: Daily routine: Contact no.: Email ID:
  • 15. Problems faced ? Eyes pain / sight ? Headache ? Backache ? Neck pain ? Weight loss / gain ? Insomnia ? Mental health ? Other Al-Fit
  • 18. Al-Fit Rs. 199 per month Rs. 499 for 3 months Rs. 899 for 6 months Rs. 1499 for 12 months Paid plans
  • 19. Al-Fit Burn Calories Earn Rewards Burn 500 calories and earn 1 point
  • 20. Al-Fit 100 points – protein bars 300 points – fitness band 500 points – 6 month membership
  • 21. Presented by: Poorvi Kukreja (20DM152) Prerana Rawat (20DM158) Radha Gupta (20DM164) Riddhima Singh (20DM171) Riya Malik (20DM178) Samyak Jain (20DM184)