Design Process A design process is a step-by-step process used to plan, create, and improve a project. This process typically involves researching, brainstorming ideas, creating and testing prototypes and making revisions. When creating a design process, it is important to be flexible and open to feedback and changes. Challenge A My design process for Challenge…
Procrastination: What, why and how? Updated: Oct 8th, 2025Authors: Emma Lee, Yiran Han, Justin Scott Brief Project Intro Our group consists of Emma Lee, Yiran Han, and Justin Scott. For this project we have decided to make our Video presentation on procrastination. More specifically, we will be examining 3 aspects: What is procrastination? Why do…
Study Tips This video outlines three helpful tips for studying effectively. The first is to use flashcards to quiz yourself as it allows you to actively retrieve and recall information. The second is to combine multiple subjects in one study deck, allowing for better memory retention. The third technique involves spacing out your review sessions…
Updated: September 25, 2025Author: Emma Lee I am creating this educational comic because as a psychology student, I understand the importance of a good night’s sleep and how it improves both physical and mental well-being. My goal for this project is to educate other students and to hopefully convince them that sleep is the healthier…
Educational Comic – The Psychology of Sleep I am creating this educational comic because as a psychology student, I understand the importance of a good night’s sleep and how it improves both physical and mental well-being. My goal for this project is to educate others and to hopefully convince them that sleep is the healthier…
From this week’s notes, I wanted to focus on how the types of cognitive loads relate to educational comics. Extraneous Cognitive Load In order to limit extraneous cognitive load, it is important to create a comic that has a reasonable balance between text and images, and to only include essential information. Keeping the main message…