EMOTION LUPTON!

 




I was drawn to these two emotional maps as I was reading Act II. I liked how clear it was to see that there are ups and downs through each journey. For my design challenge, I am looking into social emotional health while being back at school. I tried to take the feedback I've been getting from kids and put it into the smiley face journey map and used the feedback from teachers for the other journey map. These maps feel incomplete because we are just at the beginning, but they are a snapshot of the first few weeks of in person learning for us. 

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  1. Dan RyderOctober 18, 2020 at 6:54 PM

    I've noticed a trend about myself as I've looked at all of the models. I like emojis but I'm almost always drawn to the models that don't use them and I'm not sure why. I think it speaks to a visual bias for me that I like strong graphics that capture a concept in a way that feels tangible. There is a weight there in those colors.

    Or maybe this is just me. I love that you are integrating your empathy work into these models.

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