Daily Blog #23

(this post is for yesterday, April 30)

Within a couple of days, our project will be implemented into the wild. Hopefully we can record valuable qualitative and quantitative data that will show the affect. There will be a significant change in ‘Akahi after we change the current circular tables to rectangular tables. My group has hypothesized that there many of the students who sit in the area will either continue to sit there or move somewhere else. By changing the tables we will help to ease congestion within ‘Akahi. Hopefully, if the new tables are more effective than the circular tables, Mr. Morris will change all the circular tables to rectangular tables. If so, there will be enough room in ‘Akahi to add another lunch line to help ease the congested lunch lines. But, we’re working at one step at a time. If all goes as planned, by next week we will have good data to compare with and we will see how the new tables affect ‘Akahi.