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I am currently a second-year student at UWE, Bristol.

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I am a second year student studying Digital Media at the University of the West of England in Bristol. Whilst studying, I work part time as bar/restaurant staff and I am a Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) Mentor for first year Digital Media students. My experience of having two jobs and studying allows for optimal time management and organisation skills.

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As a group we have created a 30 second elevation pitch for our mobile app using the Fruto Elevation Pitch Structure.

For.. Students
Who.. Users with heavy workloads, time management and stress/anxiety
The.. Student Organiser
Is a.. Mobile app
That.. Relieve students of stress and provide a healthy balance of study and free time
Unlike.. Google calendar, we target students and young people specifically
Our product.. provides a way of keeping organised by incorporating your university timetable and personal timetable to create a unique schedule.

Our target audience is students who suffer with stress and anxiety because of the heavy workload that University can bring to their lives. The Student Organiser app, would provide students with an alternative method to organise their day to day study. The application reads your university timetable and your own personal timetable to calculate a unique schedule, independent to your life.

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As a group we have set rules which will allow us to work well as a group.

We ordered the rules from most important to least important.

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We chose the six most important rules within our group that we will stick to whilst working. We would like to have a positive mentality within the group.

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We will be undergoing user research by interviewing students of different genders, ages and different courses. We hope to gather information about what causes stress for students and whether having a app which helps them becomes more organised would help.

As a group we have produced a list of interview questions starting with some closed questions to get the participant comfortable with answering the questions, which will then lead on to open questions in order to gather as much information as possible about our target users.

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1. What are you studying and what year are you in?

2. Did you go straight to university after school/college or after some time out?

3. How much are you enjoying your course?

4. Does your university workload ever clash with your social life? For example, you have realised your deadline is upcoming, but your friends have asked you to go out.
Follow up: What was it like, being in that situation? (you want to hear about feelings, thoughts)

5. In the past 6 months, did you ever feel stressed or anxious about university deadlines?

6. What would you usually do to balance out the demands of university life?

7. How do you currently go about organizing your university workload?

Follow up: How well does this method work for you?
Follow up: Do you use any mobile apps to help you organise your workload?
if yes: which ones? what do you think of them?
if no: would you be interested in using one? why/ why not?

8. If a ‘Student Organiser App’ was available, to help you balance your workload, how would you ideally want it to work?

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We have created square matrix in order to summarise the information gathered by each researcher. This allows the team to create an overall summary of the user research interviews.

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Square matrix participants 1 - 5.

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Square matrix participants 6 - 9.

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Square matrix participants 10 - 14.

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The "Bad" Student