Simplified child mode

[mikedawson]

As a teacher/parent I want a simplified child mode so that when a child is using the app they do not see unnecessary options and cannot change any settings.

Prototype draft

Simplified child mode is enabled when:

a) Using a session that is started when a parent logs in, goes to account list screen ( as per prototype ), and then selects a child account
b) Logged in as a child on a device which is set to be a shared school device.

[ctsutherland]

I like the new color scheme - much easier to read the titles

I see the apps listed on the child's homepage, but nothing happens when I click on them. What does the child see if they click on the apps? Are they allowed to just explore lessons and complete them, or are lessons locked until the teacher opens them individually?

I think we should still add more metadata to the app icons - Name of app + brief description

I see Week 1 Homework under assignments, but nothing happens when I click on it. Is there more detail, including links to the lessons within the apps, that the child can see when they click on the assignment?

I know we're trying to create something that will work for K-12, not just younger kids, but I still think the assignments page could be a little less text heavy. We could fix this by replacing some text with icons/buttons. For example, instead of "all," "pending," and "completed," maybe just a list of assignments, with a check mark next to the assignment when completed, and a progress bar for partially completed, along with the 2/3 text. That way kids can visually see all of their assignments at once, as well as their progress.

What is the "ABC" icon next to the homework for? I think we could do without this. Maybe replace with a "start assignment" or "play" button?

We should switch the hompage to assignments, and have the "apps" page be the one that needs to be clicked on. That way students see their assignments immediately upon login, rather than the apps that they may not even need to explore.

[mikedawson]

@ctsutherland re. the color - this was an accident. Prototypes are sometimes just sketches, so we just used the first color palette there was. Will make a separate task to update the color scheme (as you pointed out, sometimes the app contrast is lacking).

Re. other items - the prototype link has been updated. Please see/check the changes.

[mikedawson]

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