Digital tool for promoting psychosocial student health

Capgemini Engineering - Bachelor thesis | Co-design | Prototyping
In today's educational landscape, students' well-being plays a crucial role in their learning journey. Recognizing the need for digital tools to support students in assessing their psychosocial health my bachelor thesis aimed to address this by developing a prototype for a digital assessment tool, designed in collaboration with counselors and student health personnel. Through interviews and co-design efforts, key features have been identified, resulting in a prototype that not only empowers students to express their psychosocial concerns but also offers potential benefits such as data collection and flexibility for student health counselors.
Project Description
This project was executed as a part of my bachelor's thesis at Capgemini Engineering. Focused on the crucial connection between school environment and learning outcomes, this project aimed to create a digital tool to support students' self-assessment of their psychosocial well-being. Through interviews and co-design sessions with school counselors, key design elements for the user interface were identified. The resulting prototype incorporated scales, images, follow-up features, note-taking capabilities, self-assessment summaries, information guidance, and a vibrant interface. Insights revealed potential benefits for school staff, such as data collection, flexibility, visual support, summarization, playfulness, and student engagement. The study's findings were embodied in a prototype proposal for psychosocial self-assessment.
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