SCENIC: A Location-based System to Foster Cognitive Development in Children During Car Rides
summary
SCENIC is a location-based system for children aged 6–11 that uses an LLM fine-tuned with few-shot examples from children's storybooks to deliver six cognitive prompting strategies through location-based storytelling and dynamic POI selection plus a journey gallery. Evaluation: content-quality study N=21 and an in-situ deployment with seven families (10 children). Results show 88% of prompts are higher-order versus 20–25% baseline, end-of-ride recall rises from <1 to ~4 locations, and 62% of evaluators prefer the adapted stories.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 1:14Car rides challenges and opportunities
- 2:38Field study findings and design goals
- 4:03Scenic system interactive process
- 5:49Cognitive prompting strategies
- 7:12Evaluation results and insights
- 9:03User evaluation and findings
- 11:09Implications and limitations
- 12:15Q&A session
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