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Money vision-Financial education video game

Problem

My realization

Hypothesis

 Kids today are financially illiterate due to not getting the education they need. 70% could not answer​

basic financial questions. 30% had some knowledge only because they searched online. Parents are​

 failing our kids and so is our education system.

Hypothesis

My realization

Hypothesis

 A game that teaches kids budgeting and fiscal planning, investing and saving, taxes, and ​

risk management. Teach them to make intelligent financial decisions to obtain a secure base to grow from ​

so they may mature with financial stability moving into adulthood. A game that gives them a realistic idea ​

of what is financially possible, so they may envision a realistic plan that works for them

My realization

My realization

My realization

 I  was Informed that Kids today do not know anything about finance!  Having a son who has ​​recently graduated! I was shocked that nothing was taught to prepare him for his financial future!  ​

 Kids today are immersed in games like Fortnite, Roblox, and Minecraft. Providing a similar interactive platform makes sense to teach them the possible outcomes of financial decisions. This way, they can make informed financial choices rather than being unprepared. 

Secondary Research

Gen Z- MOST Financial Illiterate

Gen Z- MOST Financial Illiterate

Gen Z- MOST Financial Illiterate

 Gen Z is overconfident due to NFT/crypto-currency fad making them less interested in financial literacy resulting in the LOWEST test scores given by a generation so far.   ​ 

Gen X - Parents Can't Teach

Gen Z- MOST Financial Illiterate

Gen Z- MOST Financial Illiterate

Gen X parents can't teach their children due to the lack of financial knowledge.

Gen Z- MOST Financial Illiterate

Competitive analysis

Financial education games of value do not exist!

 Heuristic values and features of relevance:   ​

  • 1: Visibility of System Status
  • 2: Match Between the System and the Real World
  • 3: User Control and Freedom
  • 4: Consistency and Standards
  • 5: Error Prevention
  • 6: Recognition Rather than Recall
  • 7: Flexibility and Efficiency of Use
  • 8: Aesthetic and Minimalist Design
  • 9: Help Users Recognize, Diagnose, and Recover from Errors
  • 10: Help and Documentation

Venture Valley heuristic values that stand out:

Visibility and System Status

Aesthetic and Minimalist Design​

Consistency and Standards

Primary research

 I set out to prove that kids were financially illiterate and found the truth was not ​

​only are they financially naive but they're over-confident, making them less likely ​

​to seek knowledge, making them unprepared.​

The answer to all my interview questions was NO.

Q. Have you learned about personal finance?​

Q. Are doing anything with Your finances?       

Q. Are you preparing for retirement? ​ ​


SURVEY - 130 PARTICIPANTS -AGEs (13 TO 17)

Financial Questions

Financial Questions

Financial Questions

Demographics

Financial Questions

Financial Questions

Demographics

Financial Questions

Demographics

Target Audience Device Type - Android

 Research shows iPhone users earn more, with an average annual salary of $53k compared to $37k for Android users. The latest iPhone model costs around $800, while the average Android smartphone costs around $300. 

PERSONAS - Ages (13 - 17)

Younger kids with little to no income.

Slightly older kids who have part-time jobs. ​

Younger kids with little to no income.

Slightly older kids who have part-time jobs. ​

Younger kids with little to no income.

Slightly older kids who have part-time jobs. ​

Slightly older kids who have part-time jobs. ​

Slightly older kids who have part-time jobs. ​

WIREFRAMES

MVP- Mini-Games - Lunch Launch

MVP- Mini-Games - Lunch Launch

MVP- Mini-Games - Lunch Launch

   Mini-games designed to turbocharge your financial skills! Master financial lingo, crush budgeting, and earn your boss's trust to keep that job. 

MVP - Open world - Work

MVP- Mini-Games - Lunch Launch

MVP- Mini-Games - Lunch Launch

 Jump into the open world and experience the hustle and grind, then break free with passive income. Ready to escape the rat race? 

Onboarding

MVP- Mini-Games - Lunch Launch

Onboarding

When designing a game like this, consider adding the following:

 

  • Customization: Ensure every aspect of the game is highly customizable. Children love personalization, and it significantly enhances their engagement.
  • Onboarding Guide: Integrate a friendly and interactive onboarding guide to engage kids from the start and encourage their involvement.
  • Interactive Scenarios: Create real-life financial scenarios where kids can make decisions and see the outcomes of their choices. This will help them understand the impact of their financial decisions.
  • Rewards System: Implement a rewards system where kids earn virtual currency or points for completing tasks and making good financial decisions. This can motivate them to learn and apply financial concepts.
  • Educational Quizzes and Challenges: Include quizzes and challenges that test their knowledge and reinforce learning. These can be fun and interactive, keeping kids engaged.
  • Parental Involvement: Let parents track their child's progress and provide guidance. This can help reinforce lessons learned in the game.
  • Visual and Audio Feedback: Use engaging visuals and audio cues to provide feedback and celebrate achievements. This makes the learning process more enjoyable and memorable.
  • Storytelling: Incorporate a storyline or narrative that kids can follow. This can make the game more immersive and relatable.

Advantages of Game-Based Learning:

  • Immediate Knowledge Application: This provides kids with knowledge they can instantly apply in relevant scenarios.
  • Real-Life Reflections: This allows children to create and develop their own fictional characters, helping them relate to and reflect on real-life scenarios.
  • Critical Thinking: Stimulates kids to think critically, constructively, and creatively when faced with complex simulated scenarios.
  • Consistent Effort: Teaches the value of consistent effort and practice, reinforcing the importance of perseverance.
  • Understanding Complex Systems: This helps kids learn to read and understand complex systems, incorporating images, actions, symbols, and artifacts.
  • Enhanced Engagement: Makes learning enjoyable and interactive, increasing student engagement and motivation.
  • Problem-Solving Skills: Encourages kids to solve problems through trial and error, fostering resilience and adaptability.
  • Collaboration: Promotes teamwork and collaboration, as many educational games require players to work together to achieve common goals.
  • Safe Learning Environment: Provides a safe space for kids to explore and learn from their mistakes without real-world consequences.


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