Table 7 Classification of user demand points and satisfaction coefficients of children’s literacy toys”.

From: A study on the design of literacy toy for children with parent-child interactions

Demand points

Number of persons/

Better(SI)

|Worse|(DSI)

Type of Requirement

A

o

M

I

R

Word bank for preschoolers

32

37

85

20

0

0.397

0.701

Must-be requirement(M)

Regularized literacy sequences

25

42

80

27

0

0.385

0.701

Must-be requirement(M)

Recognizing chinese characters in multiple dimensions

49

51

59

15

0

0.575

0.632

One-dimensional requirement(O)

Literacy can be applied after learning

20

37

92

25

0

0.328

0.741

Must-be requirement(M)

Easy learning without the burden

32

48

76

18

0

0.460

0.713

Must-be requirement(M)

Safety and high quality

32

24

113

5

0

0.322

0.787

Must-be requirement(M)

Interesting enough to attract children

22

24

109

19

0

0.264

0.764

Must-be requirement(M)

Exercise thinking and hands-on skills

110

26

25

14

0

0.782

0.293

Attractive requirement

Easy to review and recap

49

52

59

14

0

0.580

0.638

One-dimensional requirement(O)

Appropriate quality and quantity of Chinese characters

29

25

95

23

2

0.310

0.689

Must-be requirement(M)

Parents become protagonists in teaching their children literacy

32

48

38

56

0

0.459

0.494

indifferent requirement

The child has to give immediate and correct feedback to the parents.

30

33

93

18

0

0.362

0.724

Must-be requirement(M)

Parents and children can participate in the play together

108

28

25

12

1

0.782

0.305

Attractive requirement

Mechanisms by which parents can reward their children accordingly

34

40

44

56

0

0.425

0.483

indifferent requirement

Children need to have ways to share their learning with their parents

42

60

50

22

0

0.586

0.632

One-dimensional requirement(O)