---- SLIDESHOW SETUP ----
• REMEMBER: People intake information more easily if slides are less cluttered and there's more of them.

[][]INTRODUCTIONS
SLIDE 1: Introduction, what WoC is. Just a nice intro page. Image of the branding.
	SUB-SLIDES: Digitally take people through the book, as if we're opening it for them.
SLIDE 2: Introduction to our project, what we plan to find out. 'Set the scene'.
SLIDE ?: Literature Review

[][]BASIC COMPARISON
SLIDE 3: Comparison of price, subscription fees etc.
SLIDE 4: Bid slide summarising the information from Slide 3. (Alternately, can add this to Slide 3)
SLIDE 5: Vague listing of practical advantages / disadvantages? Paper vs Digital

[][]RESEARCH ASPECT
SLIDE 6: Introduce our research - the questions asked to people.
SLIDE 7: More info on research technique, etc. May require a few slides here for screenshots.
SLIDE 8: More info...
SLIDE 9: Comments on how it worked, how it went. Issues, problems overcome.

[][]ANALYSIS ASPECT
SLIDE ?: Basic Analysis - preference and stuff?
	Comment on how some people scored it wrong, as the scoring wasn't quite explained.
SLIDE ?: Detailed analysis of trends
SLIDE ?: More analysis, comparison of colours





---- COLOUR VARIANCE COMMENTS ----
Richard noted:
	With the results, the 'dot spread' (think scatter graph) of WoC results was 'larger' than with the GW results.
	Tentative Summary: GW more accurate than WoC.

Andrew Noted:
	GW: People picking colours that we think looks right
	WoC: People picking colours that look entirely different to what they've just picked on GW.





---- PROBLEMS WITH WORKING WITH PEOPLE ----
Paraphrased: "By the time I get to the end of this survey, at the end of the day, I just don't care and want to get this over and done with."

People were taking an hour, hour and a half to do the test. They were getting really irritated by the end, so they did odd results to just get it over with.

OBSV/IDEAS: WoC requires more patience. As WoC was at the end of the testing thing, people were lacking in patience by that point.

STATEMENT: "Had already done GIA and felt there wasn't enough choice of colour, and in her course she had been taught to identify nearly all stones on colour." (Summary: I can't identify a stone and I'm upset.)

Issue with someone using a different, older screen.