Tasks for Next Semester
Implementation
With the end of the semester coming to a close, our IPRO team reflects back at the achievements we have made as a team. Even at this moment, computer mockup screenshots are being finished for all the games in the Science wing, which would be available for viewing at the Exhibit on IPRO Day. For next semester, the programming of the Constellation Game, Lunar Phase Game, and the Planets Game would be completed. The Development Team would also be able to implement dialogues, and the player's interaction with other characters and objects. While the programming for the games in the Science wing is being done, the Design Team will continue designing games for the other wings. The part of the storyline that takes place in the underground level of the museum will be further refined. Continued collaboration between the Design Team and the Programming Team is crucial to ensure that ideas for games could be implemented.

Usability Testing
The User Experience Team looks forward to continue the process of developing game standards. The data gathered and analyzed from this semester's user research in the two elementary schools will be given to the Design Team. The Design Team can then incorporate the findings into game design. Finally, more user testing will be conducted, hopefully on some of the games in the Science wing. This will truely make the game design an iterative process.

Marketing
In addition to completing all the deliverables, the Management Team will continue the marketing of Scholars of the Lost Exhibit as well as IPRO 329. With the business cards and team buttons finished this semester, the Management team could then seek out individuals and organizations that might be interested in our product or in supporting our continued effort of developing Scholars of the Lost Exhibit. Support can be in the form of funds, ideas, time, etc.  A basic proposal template would also be created to hand out to possible sponsors.