Taking notes on slides: use cases

Use case: Taking notes on a slide

A student (the user) wants to take notes relating to the current slide that is shown.

• Pre-condition: the user is in the classroom and is following the presentation of the teacher on his smartphone
• Post-condition: the new notes are stored at the current slide
• Main scenario:

1. The user navigates to the current slide on his smartphone (if this slide wasn't on top yet)
2. He indicates he wants to add extra notes to the slide by touching the screen at the 'add notes'-icon
3. A 'window' pops up in the style of a notebook, along with a keyboard on the screen
4. The user types in the notes using the keyboard on the screen
5. He confirms the notes by touching the 'store notes'-icon
6. The application stores the new notes with the current slide and returns to the slideshow

 Use case: Sharing notes with a colleague

A student (the user) wants to share and exchange notes about some presentation with a colleague.

• Pre-condition: the user and his colleague both have the presentation on their smartphone
• Post-condition: the notes are exchanged so both students have each other's notes along with their own
• Main scenario:

1. The user indicates he wants to share his notes with a colleague by using the 'share notes'-feature of the application
2. His smartphone gives a list of possible presentations to share notes of
3. The user selects a presentation
4. He types in the mobile phone number of his colleague or selects the colleague's smartphone by Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
5. The colleague sees a message whether he wants to share notes on his smartphone and accepts
6. The notes relating to the presentation are exchanged between the smartphones and integrated in the according presentation