I was working [Worbie] with two teammates: Norihito Yuki and Joori Lee for a business related class called [Entrepreneurship]. We came up with this idea for helping people who are not native English speakers to learn English through online video watching. This is an on-going project that hasn't been finished, and what I put here is a progress report on what we have over 5 months of researching, designing, and developing.

Pain Points

Learning a variation of the definitions of the words by consulting dictionaries.
Traditional dictionaries don't have entertaining aspects.
Some people say watching TVs/Movies/Dramas would be the best way but it takes so much time to watch the whole video in order to learn words.

Initial Users

Contributors of the Contents
- ESL teachers in general(Users who have the motivations to use this website)
- Movie fans (Native English speakers who can add contents of high quality)
Users who learn/enjoy the videos
- English learners

EXPLORATION ABOUT THE CONTENT ON THE WEBSITE

basic functions about what to include on the website

details about what functions to include inside 'about me'

Statement

We are developing a dictionary of English usage that allows users to learn variation of definitions of the words by watching video clips that are collaboratively edited by users.

Concept

Improving vocabulary in the context of the video source - learning along with entertaining
learn various definitions of the words
collaboratively edited