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# Project - Teacher survey

## Project overview

The team aims to build a reporting app from scratch that provides more features than before, with user-friendliness in mind.

## Project aims

The project aims to move to a robust web app that makes mental health reports not only more accessible and user-friendly to individuals but also provides actionable insights and evidenced intervention programs. The mental health reports rely on a detailed survey, which individuals take over multiple years to track their progress.

## Project scope/tasks

The team would like to achieve these goals:

- Build an engaging and polished version compared to the existing PHP application, which was built a long time ago, with less scope in mind.
- Create a new, mobile-friendly application.
- Develop a machine learning model that labels user profiles based upon recommended knowledge material from the internet.
- Provide more insights and engaging visualizations.
- User progress tracking using quizzes.
- To seek and support one-another by joining Reddit-like communities out of interest/recommendations.
- To ask questions, post helpful content and upvote/downvote a piece of content to affect its popularity in the community forums.
- Create a new logo and come up with a better name for the project.

## Timeline

The project is expected to run for 6 months, with a target of going live in July replacing the old version and slowly roll out new features.

- We aim to get a working prototype replicating the current app by end of Feb. This includes a basic dashboard, login, and my-report features - Phil to get usability feedback that will be incorporated in the app later.
- By the End-of-March, improve the visualization and interactivity in the app.
- By the End-of-April, introduce forum capability to allow users to ask questions and get help.
- By the End-of-May, assuming an ML model is built, to build the capability to allow users to view their profile labels.
- By the End-of-June, introduce the capability to find appropriate intervention material online via the app, assuming a clear list of interventions is available and can be extended in the future.
- July, the app is live and ready for trials.

## About the team

Project manager - Gabrielle England

Developers - Jerry Lai, Akash Agarwal

Project leads - Phil Riley, Mohamed Abdelrazek
