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Summary

Music teachers hosting virtual lessons take a collective exhale!!!

Zoom now allows teachers to guide a student's rhythm with a metronome, playback and share recordings, and schedule lessons within live sessions. Accelerate students' progress and never miss scheduling future lessons.

Roles and  Responsibilities

 

  • Research - Survey

  • Secondary Research

  • Competitive Analysis

  • How Might We

  • Personas

  • Branding

  • User Stories

  • Story Board

  • Journey Map

  • User Flow

  • Sketches

  • Wireframe

  • Prototype

  • Usability Testing

  • UI

Tools

  • Figma

  • Zoom

  • Google Forms

  • Notion

  • Slack 

  • Adobe Illustrator

  • Canva

  • Maze Usability Testing

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Problem

 

Music teachers currently don't have the tools to streamline the growth and success of their students during virtual lessons.

Secondary Audience

  • Music Students

    • 2-64 years old

    • 0-9 years taking lessons

    • Practice 30 minutes to 3 hours a week

    • Participate in lessons weekly

Audience

 

  • Music Teachers

    • Teaching online

    • Have upwards of 40+ students

    • Conduct 1 on 1 lessons

    • Average lesson times are 30 minutes

    • Make roughly $45.00 an hour

Solution

 

Provide virtual music teachers the tools to teach rhythm with a built-in metronome, share recordings in sessions to present teachable moments, and schedule the next lesson with ease.

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Process

Discover - Define - Design - Deliver

Discovery and Research

During this design sprint, I was in charge of secondary research. Most data was derived from the 2021 Vibrant Music Teaching Industry Report, a survey completed by 1,064 Music Teachers in September and October of 2021.

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     75%     

of students participate in music lessons weekly.

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61.5%

of video conferencing is done on laptops or desktops.

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88%

of Music Teachers are teaching online because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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51%

of Music Teachers have had students quit music lessons due to online formatting.

79%

of Music Teachers plan to teach virtual lessons after the pandemic.

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77%

of the

online music lesson market.

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Screen sharing and recording are the most used features in video conferences.

Currently holds 

How Might We

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Competitive Analysis

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Personas

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User Stories

As a (user) Virtual Music Teacher I would like to use a metronome so that my students can easily keep rythm.

As a (user) Virtual Music Teacher I would like to be able to play videos of my students, recorded in session, back to my students, to present teachable moments.

As a (user) Virtual Music Teacher I would like to play a video of myself singing for my student so that they could sing along with it in our lesson.

As a (user) Virtual Music Teacher I would like to be able to schedule my next lesson from the meeting screen so that I don't forget to schedule.

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Story Board

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User Journey

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User Flows

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Sketches

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Wireframes

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Usability Test

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Prototype

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Usability Test 2

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Usability Test 2

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