WO2023166837A1

WO2023166837A1 - Information processing method, information processing system, and program

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Publication number: WO2023166837A1
Application number: PCT/JP2022/048233
Authority: WO
Inventors: 雷陶山; 圭子山本; 豪深沢; 尚希山本; 駿一早苗
Original assignee: ヤマハ株式会社
Priority date: 2022-03-04
Filing date: 2022-12-27
Publication date: 2023-09-07
Also published as: JP2023128770A

Abstract

A terminal device 20 is provided with: an operation reception unit 32a that receives an operation by a user; and a display control unit 31a that displays an image on a display device 36. The display control unit 31a displays, for each of a plurality of sets in which a plurality of target persons who should attend a specific event are categorized in accordance with a condition regarding the event, an operation image including the number of target persons belonging to the set on a display device 25, and displays, when the operation reception unit 32a has received an operation on an operation image of a set among the plurality of sets, a target person image indicating each of two or more target persons belonging to the set on the display device 25.

Description

Information processing method, information processing system and program

This disclosure relates to technology for managing information about multiple subjects.

Conventionally, techniques for managing schedules, etc. for multiple participants attending a specific event have been proposed. For example, Patent Literature 1 discloses a schedule management device that facilitates adjustment of individual schedules and group schedules. Further, Patent Literature 2 discloses an event notification method for facilitating schedule management by notifying users of events.

JP 2005-222478 A Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2007-281738

As shown in the above examples, various technologies have been proposed for managing schedules, etc. for multiple users, but in reality there is room for further improvement, especially from the perspective of improving convenience. In consideration of the above circumstances, one aspect of the present disclosure aims to improve the convenience of managing multiple subjects.

In order to solve the above problems, an information processing method according to one aspect of the present disclosure provides a plurality of groups obtained by dividing a plurality of target persons who should attend a specific event according to conditions related to the event. display on the display device an operation image containing the number of subjects belonging to the group, and when an operation on the operation image of any one of the plurality of groups is accepted from the user, two or more subjects belonging to the group a subject image representing each of the above is displayed on the display device.

An information processing system according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes an operation reception unit that receives an operation by a user, and a display control unit that displays an image on a display device. For each of a plurality of groups obtained by classifying a plurality of target persons according to conditions related to the event, an operation image including the number of target persons belonging to the group is displayed on a display device, and one of the plurality of groups is selected. When the operation reception unit receives an operation on the operation image of (1), a subject image representing each of two or more subjects belonging to the set is displayed on the display device.

A program according to one aspect of the present disclosure is a program that causes a computer system to function as an operation reception unit that receives an operation by a user and a display control unit that displays an image on a display device, wherein the display control unit , for each of a plurality of sets obtained by classifying a plurality of target persons who should attend a specific event according to conditions related to the event, displaying an operation image including the number of target persons belonging to the set on a display device; When the operation accepting unit accepts an operation on the operation image of any one of the groups, the display device displays the target person images representing each of two or more target persons belonging to the group.

1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a communication system; FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a control system; FIG. It is a schematic diagram of user data. It is a schematic diagram of schedule data. It is a block diagram which illustrates the structure of a terminal device. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a communication system; FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating detailed procedures of control processing; It is a schematic diagram of a use registration screen. It is a schematic diagram of a schedule creation screen. It is a schematic diagram of an attendance reply screen. It is a schematic diagram of a change history screen. FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a summary confirmation screen; It is a schematic diagram of a schedule detail screen (1st aspect). It is a schematic diagram of a schedule detail screen (2nd aspect). It is a schematic diagram of the comment screen corresponding to the schedule detail screen of a 1st aspect. It is a schematic diagram of the comment screen corresponding to the schedule detail screen of a 2nd aspect. FIG. 11 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a communication system according to a second embodiment; FIG.

A: First Embodiment FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a communication system 100 according to the first embodiment. The communication system 100 is a computer system for each of a plurality of users U belonging to an orchestra to manage and share various event schedules related to the activities of the orchestra. For example, communication system 100 is utilized to manage and share schedules for various events such as singing or playing practices, concerts, competitions, and other gatherings.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the communication system 100 includes a control system 10 and a plurality of terminal devices 20. Each user U uses a terminal device 20 . Each terminal device 20 is, for example, a portable information device such as a smart phone or a tablet terminal, or a portable or stationary information device such as a personal computer. Each terminal device 20 communicates with the control system 10 via a communication network 200 such as the Internet. The control system 10 is a computer system that holds data for managing the orchestra's schedule.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of the control system 10. As shown in FIG. The control system 10 comprises a control device 11 , a storage device 12 and a communication device 13 . Note that the control system 10 can be realized as a single device or as a plurality of devices configured separately from each other.

The controller 11 is one or more processors that control the operation of the control system 10 . Specifically, for example, one or more types of processors such as CPU (Central Processing Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), DSP (Digital Signal Processor), FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array), or ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) The control device 11 is configured by the following.

The communication device 13 communicates with each terminal device 20 via the communication network 200 . The communication line used by the communication device 13 may consist of only wired sections or may include wireless sections. Also, a communication device 13 separate from the control system 10 may be connected to the control system 10 by wire or wirelessly.

The storage device 12 is a single or multiple memories that store programs executed by the control device 11 and various data used by the control device 11 . For example, known recording media such as semiconductor recording media and magnetic recording media, or a combination of a plurality of types of recording media are used as the storage device 12 . Note that, for example, a portable recording medium that can be attached to and detached from the control system 10, or a recording medium that can be written or read by the control device 11 via the communication network 200 (for example, cloud storage) is a storage device. 12 may be used.

The storage device 12 of the first embodiment stores a plurality of user data X and a plurality of schedule data Y for each band to be managed by the control system 10 . User data X is stored for each of a plurality of users U belonging to an orchestra. Also, schedule data Y is stored for each of a plurality of events registered for the band.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of user data X. FIG. The user data X of each user U includes a name X1, an affiliation part X2, related information X3, and an identification image X4 for the user U concerned. The name X1 is a character string for identifying the user U, such as the user U's full name or nickname.

The orchestra consists of multiple musical parts. Each of the plurality of music parts is a set (voice part) in which the plurality of users U of the orchestra are classified according to the musical instrument or vocal type (vocal range) that the user U is in charge of. The division of each musical part by instrument is, for example, division by structural classification such as string instruments, wind instruments, or percussion instruments, or division by instrument type (for example, range) such as violin, cello, trumpet, clarinet, or timpani. Also, each music part is classified by voice type, for example, by vocal range such as soprano, alto, tenor, or bass. One or more users U belong to each of the plurality of music parts. Note that the user U may belong to two or more music parts. The belonging part X2 specified for each user U by the user data X is the music part to which the user U belongs. In the first embodiment, a plurality of music parts corresponding to different voice types are assumed for convenience.

Related information X3 is information related to user U. Specifically, various information input by each user U such as the role of the user U in the band (for example, part leader, etc.), hobbies, hometown, favorite composer, favorite song, song you want to try, etc. , is included in the related information X3. The identification image X4 is an image representing the user U. For example, any still image for identifying the user U, such as a photograph of the face of the user U, is used as the identification image X4.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of schedule data Y. The schedule data Y for each event includes detailed data Z and target person data W for the event. The detail data Z contains detailed information about the event. Specifically, the detailed data Z designates an event name Z1, a date Z2, a time Z3, a place Z4, a schedule type Z5, a target person Z6, and a reply deadline Z7. The event name Z1 is the name of the event (for example, "joint practice"). Date Z2 is the date the event is scheduled to take place. Time Z3 is the time at which the event takes place, and includes, for example, the start time and end time. The location Z4 is the name and location of the facility where the event is held.

The schedule type Z5 is a type related to events. Specifically, one of the three options of "practice", "goal" and "others" is specified as the schedule type Z5. A "goal" is an important event that is the immediate goal of the orchestra. For example, the schedule type Z5 of an event such as a concert or contest is set to "goal". "Practice" is an event (practice meeting) in which each user U practices singing or playing for the "goal" event. "Others" are events other than "practice" and "goal". For example, the scheduled type Z5 of various social events such as social gatherings is set to "Other".

The target person Z6 is one or more users U who are candidates for attending the event. Specifically, one or more music parts among the plurality of music parts of the band are designated as the target person Z6. An event in which one music part is designated as the target person Z6 is, for example, individual part practice for each music part, and an event in which multiple music parts are designated as the target person Z6 is, for example, joint practice by multiple music parts. is. The reply deadline Z7 is a deadline for each user U designated as the target person Z6 to reply to the event attendance. The reply deadline Z7 is designated by the user U who registers the event.

The target person data W of each event includes an answer W1 and a comment W2 for each of a plurality of users U (U1, U2, . . . ) designated as the target person Z6 of the event. The reply W1 from each user U is a reply from the user U regarding attendance at the event. Specifically, one of the four options of "attended", "absent", "arriving late/leaving early", and "undecided" is specified as the answer W1 of each user U. "Attend" means that the user U will attend the event, and "absent" means that the user U will not attend the event. “Arriving late/leaving early” means that the user U is late for the event, or that the user U leaves the event early. In other words, "late arrival/early departure" means conditional attendance. In the case of "late", the time W31 at which the user U will attend due to being late (hereinafter referred to as "late time") is specified, and in the case of "early leave", the time at which the user U will leave early (hereinafter "early leave time") W31 is specified. ) W32 is specified. "Undecided" means that the user U is withholding an answer for attendance. In the case of "undecided", the date and time when the user U is scheduled to reply (hereinafter referred to as "response deadline") W33 is designated.

The comment W2 is a character string arbitrarily entered by the user U regarding the answer W1. For example, a message indicating the reason for the answer W1, such as "I will be a little late due to some business" or "I will not be attending due to urgent business", or a message to other users U such as "Let's all do our best!" be registered.

Note that the contents and format of the schedule data Y are not limited to the above examples. For example, schedule data Y may include setting information regarding event reminders. The setting information includes, for example, the date and time (for example, the day before the event) to remind the user U, and the content of the reminder (for example, a message). When the date and time specified by the setting information arrives, the control system 10 issues a reminder notification to the terminal device 20 .

FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of each terminal device 20. As shown in FIG. The terminal device 20 includes a control device 21 , a storage device 22 , a communication device 23 , an operation device 24 and a display device 25 . The terminal device 20 may be realized as a single device or as a plurality of devices configured separately from each other.

The control device 21 is a single or multiple processors that control each element of the terminal device 20 . Specifically, for example, the control device 21 is configured by one or more types of processors such as CPU, GPU, DSP, FPGA, or ASIC.

The communication device 23 communicates with the control system 10 via the communication network 200. The communication line used by the communication device 23 may consist of only wired sections or may include wireless sections. A communication device 23 separate from the terminal device 20 may be connected to the terminal device 20 by wire or wirelessly.

The storage device 22 is a single or multiple memories that store programs executed by the control device 21 and various data used by the control device 21 . For example, a known recording medium such as a semiconductor recording medium and a magnetic recording medium, or a combination of multiple types of recording media is used as the storage device 22 . Note that, for example, a portable recording medium that can be attached to and detached from the terminal device 20, or a recording medium that can be written or read by the control device 21 via the communication network 200 (for example, cloud storage) is a storage device. 22 may be used.

The operation device 24 is an input device that accepts operations by the user U. For example, an operator operated by the user U or a touch panel for detecting contact by the user U is used as the operating device 24 . The display device 25 displays various images under the control of the control device 21 . For example, various display panels such as a liquid crystal display panel or an organic EL panel are used as the display device 25 .

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram regarding the schematic operation of the communication system 100. FIG. The control device 21 of each terminal device 20 implements a plurality of functions (display control section 31a, operation reception section 32a) by executing programs stored in the storage device 22 .

The control device 11 of the control system 10 transmits control data C to each terminal device 20 via the communication device 13 . The display control unit 31a uses the control data C to generate the display data D. FIG. The display data D is data in any format representing an image to be displayed on the display device 25 . Control data C is data used to generate display data D. FIG. For example, at least part of the user data X or at least part of the schedule data Y is transmitted from the control system 10 to the terminal device 20 as the control data C. FIG. The display control unit 31 a outputs the display data D to the display device 25 . The display device 25 displays an image represented by the display data D. FIG. As can be understood from the above description, the display control unit 31a causes the display device 25 to display an image represented by the display data D. FIG.

The operation reception unit 32a receives instructions from the user U to the operation device 24. The operation reception unit 32 a transmits the registration data E according to the instruction received from the user U from the communication device 23 to the control system 10 . Registration data E includes information to be registered in user data X or schedule data Y. FIG. The control device 11 of the control system 10 receives the registration data E transmitted from the terminal device 20 by the communication device 13, and uses the registration data E to register or update the user data X or the schedule data Y. FIG.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a detailed procedure of processing executed by the control device 21 of each terminal device 20 (hereinafter referred to as "control processing"). For example, control processing is repeated at predetermined intervals.

When the control process is started, the control device 21 receives the control data C transmitted from the control system 10 by the communication device 23 (Sa1). The control device 21 generates display data D representing an image according to the control data C (Sa2), and outputs the display data D to the display device 25 to display the image on the display device 25 (Sa3). The display control unit 31a of FIG. 3 is implemented by the control device 21 executing the processes of steps Sa2 and Sa3.

The control device 21 receives an operation from the user U on the operation device 24 (Sa4). The control device 21 generates registration data E according to the instruction from the user U (Sa5), and transmits the registration data E from the communication device 23 to the control system 10 (Sa6). The control device 11 of the control system 10 uses the registration data E to add or update the user data X and the schedule data Y. FIG.

A specific example of the images G (Ga to Gf) displayed on the display device 25 using the display data D will be described below. Any of a plurality of images G (Ga to Gf) exemplified below is displayed on the display device 25 according to an instruction from the user U to the operation device 24 .

1. User registration screen Ga
The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the usage registration screen Ga of FIG. The usage registration screen Ga is an image for the user U to input information about himself (for example, profile). Specifically, the use registration screen Ga includes input fields for a name X1, a part X2, and related information X3. The user U operates the operation device 24 to input his/her own information in each input field. The usage registration screen Ga also includes an area where the user U designates the identification image X4. The user U operates the operation device 24 to specify, for example, a desired identification image X4 that has been photographed. The control device 21 (operation accepting unit 32a) accepts an instruction for information (X1 to X4) regarding the user U from the user U. The control device 21 transmits the registration data E including the information (X1 to X4) instructed by the user U to the control system 10 from the communication device 23 . The control device 11 of the control system 10 receives the registration data E through the communication device 13 and uses the registration data E to add or update the user data X. FIG.

2. Scheduling screen Gb
The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the schedule creation screen Gb of FIG. The schedule creation screen Gb is an image for the user U to input information about the event. One of a plurality of users U in the orchestra (for example, a representative) inputs event information while confirming the schedule creation screen Gb. The schedule creation screen Gb includes an area Gb1, an area Gb2, an area Gb3, and an area Gb4.

The area Gb1 is an area for the user U to input information about the event. Information common to a plurality of events is input to area Gb1. Specifically, the area Gb1 includes entry fields for an event name Z1, a schedule type Z5, and a target person Z6. The user U operates the operation device 24 to specify the event name Z1, the schedule type Z5, and the target person Z6. For example, the event name Z1 is entered by characters. The schedule type Z5 is selected from three options of "practice", "goal" and "others". A subject Z6 is selected from a plurality of musical parts of an orchestra. Two or more music parts may be selected as the target person Z6.

The area Gb2 is for the user U to specify the scheduled date of the event. Specifically, area Gb2 includes calendar Gb21. The user U can select one or more scheduled dates by operating the operation device 24 . The date selected by the user U as the scheduled date is highlighted with respect to the non-selected dates. In FIG. 9, the selected dates in the calendar Gb21 are shaded.

The area Gb3 is an area for the user U to input the event date Z2, time Z3, and place Z4 for each scheduled date selected by the user U by operating the area Gb2. Specifically, an operation image Gb31 corresponding to each scheduled date is arranged in the region Gb3. That is, when the user U designates a plurality of scheduled dates, a plurality of operation images Gb31 corresponding to different scheduled dates are vertically arranged in the region Gb3. The operation image Gb31 corresponding to each scheduled date is a horizontally long image including the date Z2 of the scheduled date (for example, “2021/12/08 (Wednesday)”).

By operating the operation device 24, the user U can select a desired operation image Gb31 from among the plurality of operation images Gb31. When the user U selects the operation image Gb31 of the desired scheduled date, an input field Gb32 for detailed information (date Z2, time Z3 and location Z4) regarding the event on the scheduled date is expanded. By operating the operation device 24, the user U designates the date Z2, time Z3, and place Z4 for the event on the scheduled date. The control device 21 (operation reception unit 32a) receives input from the user U of detailed information (Z2 to Z4) regarding the event on the selected scheduled date. The input field Gb32 includes a selection field for "all day" that does not specify a specific time Z3 and a selection field for "repeat" that instructs to periodically repeat similar detailed information.

The area Gb4 includes a deadline entry field Gb41 and a finalized image Gb42. The deadline entry field Gb41 is an area for the user U to enter a reply deadline Z7. Also, the confirmation image Gb42 is a button for confirming input of information on the schedule creation screen Gb. Note that the deadline input field Gb41 and the confirmation image Gb42 are shared for multiple scheduled dates specified by the user U. For example, the response deadline Z7 entered in the deadline input field Gb41 is a deadline common to the multiple scheduled dates specified in the area Gb2. Further, the input of information on a plurality of scheduled dates is confirmed by operating the confirmed image Gb42. Especially in planning practice by an orchestra, it is often the case that a plurality of schedules for a predetermined period are collectively determined. Therefore, according to the configuration in which the region Gb4 is shared by a plurality of schedules as in the above example, the work of the user U to input schedules can be made more efficient. However, the deadline entry field Gb41 and the confirmation image Gb42 may be individually displayed for each of the plurality of scheduled dates designated by the user U.

The control device 21 (operation accepting unit 32a) accepts an operation from the user U on the confirmed image Gb42. When an operation on the final image Gb42 is received from the user U, the control device 21 (operation reception unit 32a) transmits the registration data E including the information (Z1 to Z7) input by the user U to the schedule creation screen Gb. It is transmitted from the device 23 to the control system 10 . The control device 11 of the control system 10 receives the registration data E through the communication device 13 and uses the registration data E to add or update the schedule data Y. FIG. That is, for each of the plurality of scheduled dates, detailed information (Z2 to Z4, Z7) individually specified for each scheduled date and information (Z1, Z5, Z6) commonly specified for the plurality of scheduled dates are included. Schedule data Y is stored in the storage device 12 . That is, in the first embodiment, detailed information (Z2 to Z4) regarding each of the plurality of scheduled dates is collectively registered in the control system 10 when an operation on the confirmed image Gb32 is accepted.

As described above, in the first embodiment, for each of a plurality of scheduled dates, the user U selects the operation image Gb31 to receive input of detailed information (Z2 to Z4) regarding the event on the scheduled date, and confirm the input. When an operation on the image Gb32 is received from the user U, the detailed information (Z2 to Z4) regarding each of the plurality of scheduled dates is collectively registered. Therefore, the processing load of the control system 10 necessary for registering detailed information on a plurality of scheduled dates is reduced compared to a form in which detailed information is sequentially registered by individual processing for each scheduled date. As described above, in planning practice by an orchestra, a plurality of schedules are often determined collectively. According to the first embodiment, since detailed information about a plurality of scheduled dates is collectively registered, the effect of reducing the effort required for input by the user U is particularly effective.

3. Attendance response screen Gc
The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the attendance response screen Gc of FIG. The attendance response screen Gc is an image for the user U to answer whether or not to attend each event set on the schedule creation screen Gb (answer W1). After creating a schedule using the schedule creation screen Gb, an attendance response screen Gc is displayed on the terminal device 20 of each user U designated as the target person Z6.

The attendance response screen Gc includes a unit area Gc1 for each of the multiple events set on the schedule creation screen Gb. A plurality of unit areas Gc1 corresponding to different events are arranged in the vertical direction. For example, a plurality of unit regions Gc1 are arranged in the order of dates represented by date Z2 and time Z3.

FIG. 10 shows the unit area Gc1 for all events in which the user U is designated as the target person Z6. That is, for each of an event in which the user U has already selected the answer W1 (hereinafter referred to as an "answered event") and an event in which the user U has not selected the answer W1 (hereinafter referred to as an "unanswered event"), A unit area Gc1 is displayed on the display device 25 . An answered event is an event for which the user U has already selected "attended", "absent", "arriving late/leaving early" or "undecided" as an answer W1. On the other hand, an unanswered event is an event in which the user U has not selected any answer W1. In addition, in the attendance response screen Gc, the unit area Gc1 may be displayed only for unanswered events among the plurality of events for which the user U is designated as the target person Z6.

The unit area Gc1 of each event contains detailed information (Z1-Z4) of the event. That is, the event name Z1, date Z2, time Z3 and location Z4 set for the target event are displayed within the unit area Gc1 of the event.

Each unit area Gc1 corresponding to an unanswered event out of the plurality of unit areas Gc1 has a plurality of operation images corresponding to different answers W1 ("attended", "absent", "late/leaving early", or "undecided"). Gc11 is displayed. The user U can select any one of the plurality of operation images Gc11 by operating the operation device 24. FIG. Selection of the operation image Gc11 means selection of the answer W1 (that is, answer of attendance). The control device 21 (operation accepting unit 32a) accepts from the user U the selection of one of the plurality of operation images Gc11.

Upon receiving the selection of the operation image Gc11, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) changes the operation image Gc11 to the operation image Gc12. The operation image Gc12 is an image representing the answer W1 selected by the user U. For example, when the user U operates the operation image Gc11 of "attendance", the control device 21 displays the operation image Gc12 representing "attendance" on the display device 25. FIG. Further, when the user U operates the operation image Gc11 of "absence", the control device 21 displays the operation image Gc12 representing "absence" on the display device 25. FIG.

Also, when the user U operates the operation image Gc11 for "arriving late/leaving early", the control device 21 receives input of the late arrival time W31 or the early departure time W32 and the input of the comment W2 from the user U. For example, the control device 21 receives an instruction from the user U for the late arrival time W31 in the case of "late", and receives an early departure time W32 from the user U in the case of "early leave". The control device 21 displays on the display device 25 an operation image Gc12 including the characters "late" and the late time W31, or an operation image Gc12 including the characters "leaving early" and the early leaving time W32. In FIG. 10, an operation image Gc12 including characters "late" and late time W31 (18:30-) is illustrated. In the above description, it is assumed that the operation image Gc12 for "arriving late" and the operation image Gc12 for "leaving early" are displayed separately. may be For example, late arrival time W31 (18:30) and early departure time W32 (19:30) may be collectively displayed, such as "late arrival/early departure 18:30-19:30". Similarly, for the operation image Gc11, "arriving late/leaving early" may be collectively displayed, or the operation image Gc11 for "arriving late" and the operation image Gc11 for "leaving early" may be displayed separately.

When the user U operates the "undecided" operation image Gc11, the control device 21 accepts the input of the reply deadline W33 and the comment W2 from the user U. The control device 21 displays on the display device 25 an operation image Gc12 including the characters "undecided" and the reply deadline W33. In other words, when "undecided" is selected, the user U needs to enter the reply deadline W33.

Also, the user U can change the answer W1 by operating the operation image Gc12 described above with the operation device 24. If the answer W1 after the change is "arrive late/leave early", the control device 21 accepts input of the late arrival time W31 or the early departure time W32 and the input of the comment W2 from the user U in the same manner as described above. Further, when the answer W1 after the change is "undecided", the control device 21 receives the input of the answer deadline W33 and the comment W2 from the user U. As described above, the control device 21 (the operation reception unit 32a) receives from the user U the response W1 regarding attendance at an event and the change of the response W1.

The control device 21 transmits registration data E including the answer W1 selected by the user U from the communication device 23 to the control system 10 . If the answer W1 is "late/leave early", the registration data E includes the late arrival time W31 or the early departure time W32. The control device 11 of the control system 10 receives the registration data E through the communication device 13, and uses the registration data E to register or update the user data X or the schedule data Y. FIG.

As exemplified in FIG. 10, the unit area Gc1 of the unanswered event among the plurality of unit areas Gc1 (for example, the unit area Gc1 in the upper part of FIG. 10), or the unit area of each event for which the user U has selected "undecided" A response deadline Gc13 is displayed in Gc1 (for example, the lower unit area Gc1 in FIG. 10). The reply deadline Gc13 is the deadline for the user U to reply to the attendance. Specifically, the reply deadline Gc13 of the unanswered event is initially set to the reply deadline Z7 specified when the event was created. Further, when the user U selects "undecided" as the reply W1, the reply deadline W33 specified by the user U is displayed as the reply deadline Gc13. That is, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) changes the reply deadline Gc13 according to the instruction from the user U. FIG. The response deadline Gc13 is not displayed in the unit area Gc1 (for example, the unit area Gc1 in the middle of FIG. 10) for each event for which the user U has selected "Attending", "Absent", or "Arriving late/Leaving early".

In addition, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) controls the display mode of the response deadline Gc13. Specifically, the control device 21 displays the response deadline Gc13 when the response deadline Gc13 is within a predetermined range (for example, one week) from the present, and displays the response deadline Gc13 when the response deadline Gc13 is outside the range. This is different from the display mode of the reply deadline Gc13. For example, the display color of the reply deadline Gc13 differs depending on whether the reply deadline Gc13 is within a predetermined range from the present. That is, the display mode of the reply deadline Gc13 differs between when the reply deadline Gc13 is approaching and when there is sufficient time until the reply deadline Gc13. Since the reply deadline Gc13 differs for each event, the display mode differs between the reply deadline Gc13 in one unit region Gc1 and the reply deadline Gc13 in the other unit region Gc1 among the plurality of unit regions Gc1. There is

As described above, in the first embodiment, the user U can change the reply deadline Gc13 regarding the attendance of undecided events. In addition, since the display mode of the reply deadline Gc13 is different depending on whether the reply deadline Gc13 is within a predetermined range or outside the prescribed range, the user U of the terminal device 20 can visually sense the approach of the reply deadline Gc13. can be grasped objectively and intuitively. For example, it is possible to encourage each user U to reply within the reply deadline Gc13 while visually distinguishing an event approaching the reply deadline Gc13 and an event having time before the reply deadline Gc13.

In the above explanation, the user U is prompted to reply by changing the display mode of the reply deadline Gc13, but the method of prompting the user U to reply is not limited to the above example. For example, the unit area Gc1 may be selectively displayed only for unanswered events among a plurality of events. Further, the control system 10 may notify the terminal device 20 of the unanswered event (for example, push notification) to prompt the user U to reply to the unanswered event. A plurality of methods exemplified above may be used to prompt the user U to answer.

4. Change history screen Gd
The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the change history screen Gd of FIG. The change history screen Gd is an image for confirming the history of changes made to the answers W1 by each user U on the attendance answer screen Gc.

The change history screen Gd includes a unit area Gd1 for each of the multiple users U who changed the answer W1. A plurality of unit areas Gd1 corresponding to different users U are arranged in the vertical direction. For example, a plurality of unit areas Gd1 are arranged in chronological order in which each user U changed the answer W1.

The unit area Gd1 of each user U includes the event name Z1 and date and time (Z2, Z3), the user U's name X1 and identification image X4, as well as the change history Gd11. The change history Gd11 is an image in which the answer W1 before change and the answer W1 after change by the user U are combined with each other by arrows. In other words, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays on the display device 25 the content of the change for each of the users U who changed the answer W1. The user U of the terminal device 20 can easily grasp the change of the answer W1 by each user U by referring to the change history Gd11.

Note that the comment W2 input by the user U when the answer W1 was changed is displayed near the change history Gd11. If the changed answer W1 is "arriving late/leaving early", a late arrival time W31 or an early leaving time W32 is displayed in the vicinity of the changed answer W1 in the change history Gd11 of the unit area Gd1. FIG. 11 exemplifies the display of the characters "late" and the late time W31 (18:30-). Note that the late arrival time W31 (18:30) and the early departure time W32 (19:30) may be collectively displayed, such as "late arrival/early departure 18:30-19:30". When the answer W1 after change is "undecided", an answer deadline W33 is displayed near the answer W1 after change in the change history Gd11 of the unit area Gd1.

5. Summary confirmation screenGe
The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the overview confirmation screen Ge of FIG. The outline confirmation screen Ge is an image for the user U to confirm the outline of the future schedule.

The overview confirmation screen Ge includes an area Ge1 and an area Ge2. An area Ge1 displays an orchestra name Ge11, a target event name Ge12, and the number of practices Ge13. The target event name Ge12 is the event name Z1 related to the latest schedule for which the schedule type Z5 is set to "goal". That is, an important event such as a concert or a competition (hereinafter referred to as "target event") that each user U of the orchestra aims for is displayed in the area Ge1.

The practice count Ge13 is the number of events scheduled by the target event date (date Z2) and for which the schedule type Z5 is set to "practice". That is, the practice count Ge13 means the remaining number of times each user U can practice singing or performing until the target event. As can be understood from the above description, the number of practices Ge13 is a numerical value (remaining number indicator) that decreases over time toward the date of the target event. Therefore, the larger the practice count Ge13 is, the more opportunities there are to practice for the target event. That is, the user U can confirm the length of time until the date of the target event by the number of practices Ge13. In FIG. 12, the overview confirmation screen Ge for each of the two cases in which the number of times of practice Ge13 is different is also shown for convenience.

The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) controls the display mode of the number of practice Ge13 when the number of practice Ge13 exceeds a predetermined threshold value T, and the display mode of the number of practice Ge13 when the number of practice Ge13 is lower than the threshold. differ. Specifically, the display size of the practice count Ge13 changes according to the magnitude of the practice count Ge13 and the threshold value T. FIG. Therefore, the user U of the terminal device 20 can visually and intuitively grasp the approach of the target event. Note that the threshold T is set to a predetermined positive number. Further, when the practice count Ge13 matches the threshold value T, any of the following displays is arbitrary.

For example, when the number of practice times Ge13 exceeds the threshold value T (Ge13>T), the number of practice times Ge13 is displayed as a numerical value of the first size. Further, when the practice count Ge13 exceeds the threshold T, a plurality of hint images Ge14 are displayed in the area Ge1. The hint image Ge14 includes at least part of the related information X3 of a user U randomly selected from a plurality of users U of the orchestra (hereinafter referred to as "selected user"). For example, related information X3 such as hobbies, hometown, favorite composer, favorite song, song you want to try, etc. is displayed as a hint image Ge14. Since the selected user's name X1 is not displayed in the hint image Ge14, each user U cannot identify who the selected user is in the orchestra. When the hint image Ge14 is operated by operating the operation device 24, the control device 21 (display control section 31a) displays the information (X1 to X4) represented by the user data X of the selected user on the display device 25. FIG. According to the above configuration, each user U in the orchestra can discover an unexpected aspect of the selected user.

On the other hand, when the number of practice times Ge13 is less than the threshold value T (Ge13<T), the number of practice times Ge13 is displayed as a numerical value of the second size larger than the first size. Further, when the practice count Ge13 is less than the threshold value T, a progress image Ge15 is displayed in the area Ge1 instead of the hint image Ge14. The progress image Ge15 is an image that graphically expresses the number of exercises Ge13. Specifically, the progress image Ge15 is an annular image including a portion Ge15-1 and a portion Ge15-2. The portion Ge15-2 is a portion representing the number of times of practice Ge13. Specifically, the portion Ge15-2 is an arc-shaped portion extending over the circumference corresponding to the number of exercises Ge13 out of the circumference of the progress image Ge15. On the other hand, the portion Ge15-1 is an arcuate portion of the progress image Ge15 other than the portion Ge15-2. Therefore, as the number of exercises Ge13 decreases with the lapse of time, the proportion of the portion Ge15-2 in the progress image Ge15 decreases. Therefore, the user U can visually and intuitively grasp the number of practices Ge13 until the target event.

In the area Ge2 of the summary confirmation screen Ge, the next schedule Ge21, the response status Ge22, and the person's schedule Ge23 are displayed. The next scheduled event Ge21 is information (Z1 to Z6) on the scheduled event closest to the present (hereinafter referred to as "next event"). The response status Ge22 is the total number of users U scheduled to attend the next event. Specifically, the total number of users U among the target users Z6 set for the next event whose answer W1 is "attending" or "arriving late/leaving early" is displayed as the answer status Ge22. The person's plan Ge23 is an image containing a comment W2 input by the user U regarding the next event and an identification image X4 of the user U concerned. The personal schedule Ge23 may include the user U's answer W1.

6. Appointment details screen Gf
The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the detailed schedule screen Gf of FIG. 13 or 14 on the display device 25. FIG. The schedule detail screen Gf is an image for the user U to confirm detailed information about the next event. The schedule detail screen Gf is displayed on the display device 25 in either the first form shown in FIG. 13 or the second form shown in FIG. The schedule detail screen Gf of the first mode includes an area Gf0 and an area Gf1 as illustrated in FIG. The schedule detail screen Gf of the second mode includes an area Gf0 and an area Gf2 as illustrated in FIG. A region Gf0 is an image common to both the first mode and the second mode.

In the area Gf0, the next schedule Gf01 and the response status Gf02 are displayed. The next schedule Gf01 is information (Z1 to Z4) on the next event. The response status Gf02 is the total number of users U scheduled to attend the next event. Specifically, the total number of users U among the target users Z6 set for the next event whose answer W1 is "attending" or "arriving late/leaving early" is displayed as the answer status Gf02.

6-1. Schedule Details Screen Gf/First Mode The area Gf1 in the schedule details screen Gf of the first mode is an area for confirming the schedule of each user U for each music part. Specifically, a plurality of users U are classified into three music parts of "soprano", "alto" and "tenor". For example, the music part of "Soprano" is a set of users U whose belonging part X2 is "Soprano". Similarly, the "alto" music part is a set of users U whose affiliation part X2 is "alto", and the "tenor" music part is a set of users U whose affiliation part X2 is "tenor". is.

A region Gf1 of the schedule detail screen Gf in the first mode includes a switching image Gf11 (switching by answer), a switching image Gf12 (displaying comments), and a plurality of operation images Gf13. The switching image Gf11 is an image for switching the first mode to the second mode. That is, when the user U operates the switching image Gf11, the control device 21 (the display control unit 31a) changes the schedule details screen Gf of the first mode to the schedule details screen Gf of the second mode illustrated in FIG. .

Further, when the user U operates the switching image Gf12, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) switches the schedule details screen Gf to the comment screen Gf15 of FIG. The comment screen Gf15 is an image in which a plurality of comments W2 corresponding to different users U are arranged vertically. A name X1 and an identification image X4 of each user U are displayed together with a comment W2. A comment W2 of each user U is displayed in a different area for each music part. Furthermore, in the area corresponding to each music part, the comment W2 of each user U is displayed in a different area for each answer W1 (“attendance”, “absence”, “late/leaving early”, or “undecided”). .

As illustrated in FIG. 13, a plurality of operation images Gf13 corresponding to different music parts are displayed in the area Gf1 of the schedule details screen Gf. A plurality of operation images Gf13 are arranged in the vertical direction within the area Gf1. The operation image Gf13 of each music part is a horizontally long image containing the name of the music part Gf131 and the number of users U belonging to the music part Gf132. That is, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) calculates the number Gf132 of the users U (target persons) belonging to each music part by analyzing the control data C, and displays the operation image Gf13 including the number Gf132 in the area Gf1. to display. Therefore, the user U of each terminal device 20 can easily visually confirm the number Gf132 of the target persons belonging to each of the plurality of music parts.

The user U can selectively operate the operation image Gf13 of the desired music part among the plurality of operation images Gf13 in the area Gf1 using the operation device 24 . That is, the user U can select any one of a plurality of music parts. The control device 21 (operation accepting unit 32a) accepts an operation from the user U on the operation image Gf13 of each music part. In FIG. 13, it is assumed that the operation image Gf13 of "Soprano" is operated.

When an operation on the music part operation image Gf13 is received from the user U, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the detailed image Gf14 corresponding to the music part on the display device 25. That is, the detailed image Gf14 is selectively displayed for each music part. On the other hand, when the operation image Gf13 is operated while the detailed image Gf14 is displayed, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) erases the detailed image Gf14. That is, display/non-display of the detailed image Gf14 is individually set for each of the plurality of music parts. Therefore, when the user U operates a plurality of operation images Gf13, a plurality of detailed images Gf14 corresponding to each operation image Gf13 are displayed in parallel. As can be understood from the above description, the detailed image Gf14 is selectively developed for the music part selected by the user U from among the plurality of music parts. That is, each operation image Gf13 is an accordion bar in which information is developed by the user U's operation.

The detailed image Gf14 of each music part includes target person images Gf141 representing different users U who belong to the music part. That is, the target person image Gf141 of each user is displayed for each music part. The target person image Gf141 of each user U includes the user U's name X1 and identification image X4. A plurality of subject images Gf141 are arranged in a matrix along vertical and horizontal directions perpendicular to each other. The vertical direction is an example of the "first direction", and the horizontal direction is an example of the "second direction". Further, in the first embodiment, as exemplified in FIG. 13, in the detailed image Gf14 of each music part, the response W1 (“attended”, “absent”, “arriving late/leaving early” or “undecided”) A target person image Gf141 of each user U is displayed in a different area. Therefore, each user U can confirm the answer W1 for each of the plurality of users U belonging to the desired music part.

As described above, in the first embodiment, the user U of the terminal device 20 can confirm the number Gf132 of the users U (target persons) belonging to each music part from the operation image Gf13. By operating the operation image Gf13, two or more users U belonging to the music part can be confirmed. Therefore, even when the display device 25 is small, users U belonging to each music part and the number Gf132 of users U belonging to each music part can be can be easily checked. Therefore, it is convenient for managing the practice schedule of an orchestra composed of a plurality of musical parts.

Also, in the first embodiment, a plurality of target person images Gf141 corresponding to different users U of each music part are arranged in a matrix. Therefore, compared to a form in which a plurality of target person images Gf141 are arranged only in one direction (for example, in the vertical direction), even in a situation where the display device 25 is small, the user U can see the images of the plurality of users U belonging to the music part. It is easy to grasp the whole of.

When a comment W2 is registered for the user U represented by the target person image Gf141, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays a balloon Gf142 on the target person image Gf141. When the user U of the terminal device 20 operates the balloon Gf142 with the operation device 24, the control device 21 displays the comment W2. That is, the user U can collectively check the comments W2 of a plurality of users U on the aforementioned comment screen Gf15, and individually check the comments W2 of each user U by operating the balloon Gf142 of each target person image Gf141. can be confirmed.

6-2. Plan Details Screen Gf/Second Mode The area Gf2 in the plan details screen Gf of the second mode includes, for each of a plurality of sets (hereinafter referred to as "groups by answer") obtained by dividing a plurality of users U according to their answers W1, This is an area for confirming the schedule of each user U. FIG. Specifically, a plurality of users U are divided into four answer-based groups corresponding to "attended/arrived late/leave early", "absent", "undecided", and "unanswered". For example, the answer group of "Attending/Arriving late/Leaving early" is a set of users U who attend the event. That is, the answer-specific group of "attending/arriving late/leaving early" is a set of users U whose answer W1 is "attending" and users U whose answer W1 is "arriving late/leaving early". The "absent" answer group is a set of users U whose answer W1 is "absent", and the "undecided" answer group is a set of users U whose answer W1 is "undecided". Further, the "unanswered" group by answer is a set of users U for whom the answer W1 has not yet been registered among the plurality of users U designated as the target person Z6.

A region Gf2 of the schedule detail screen Gf in the second mode includes a switching image Gf21 (switching by part), a switching image Gf22 (displaying comments), and a plurality of operation images Gf23. The switching image Gf21 is an image for switching the second mode to the first mode. That is, when the user U operates the switching image Gf21, the control device 21 (the display control unit 31a) changes the schedule details screen Gf of the second mode to the schedule details screen Gf of the first mode illustrated in FIG. .

Also, when the user U operates the switching image Gf22, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) switches the schedule details screen Gf to the comment screen Gf25 of FIG. The comment screen Gf25 is an image in which a plurality of comments W2 corresponding to different users U are arranged in the vertical direction, similar to the comment screen Gf15 described above. A name X1 and an identification image X4 of each user U are displayed together with a comment W2. The comment W2 of each user U is displayed in a different area for each answer group. Furthermore, in the area corresponding to each answer group, comments W2 of each user U are displayed in different areas for each music part.

As illustrated in FIG. 14, a plurality of operation images Gf23 corresponding to different answer groups are displayed in the area Gf2 of the schedule details screen Gf. A plurality of operation images Gf23 are arranged in the vertical direction within the area Gf2. The operation image Gf23 of each answer group includes the name of the answer group Gf231 (“Attending/Arriving late/Leaving early”, “Absent”, “Undecided” or “Unanswered”) and the user who belongs to the answer group. It is a landscape image containing the number Gf232 and the proportion Gf233 of U. The ratio Gf233 is the ratio of the number Gf232 of users U belonging to each answer group to the total number Gf232 of users U for all answer groups. The control device 21 (display control unit 31a) calculates the number Gf232 and the ratio Gf233 of the users U (subjects) belonging to each answer group by analyzing the control data C, and performs an operation including the number Gf232 and the ratio Gf233. Image Gf23 is displayed in area Gf2. Therefore, the user U of each terminal device 20 can easily visually confirm the number of subjects Gf232 belonging to each of the plurality of answer-specific groups.

The user U can selectively operate the operation image Gf23 of the desired answer group among the plurality of operation images Gf23 in the area Gf2 using the operation device 24 . That is, the user U can select any one of the multiple answer-specific groups. The control device 21 (operation accepting unit 32a) accepts an operation from the user U on the operation image Gf23 of each answer group. In FIG. 16, it is assumed that the operation image Gf23 of "attendance/arrive late/leave early" is operated.

When an operation on the operation image Gf23 of the answer group is received from the user U, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays the detailed image Gf24 corresponding to the answer group on the display device 25. That is, the detailed image Gf24 is selectively displayed for each answer group. On the other hand, when the operation image Gf23 is operated while the detailed image Gf24 is displayed, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) erases the detailed image Gf24. That is, display/non-display of the detailed image Gf24 is individually set for each of the plurality of answer-specific groups. Therefore, when the user U operates a plurality of operation images Gf23, a plurality of detailed images Gf24 corresponding to each operation image Gf23 are displayed in parallel. As can be understood from the above description, the detailed image Gf24 is selectively developed for the answer-based group selected by the user U from among the plurality of answer-based groups. That is, each operation image Gf23 is an accordion bar in which information is developed by the user U's operation.

The detailed image Gf24 of each answer group includes target person images Gf241 representing different users U who belong to the answer group. That is, the target person image Gf241 of each user is displayed for each answer group. The target person image Gf241 of each user U includes the user U's name X1 and identification image X4. A plurality of subject images Gf241 are arranged in a matrix along vertical and horizontal directions that are orthogonal to each other. In the first embodiment, as illustrated in FIG. 14, the target person image Gf241 of each user U is displayed in a different area for each music group in the detailed image Gf24 of each answer group. Therefore, each user U can confirm the answer W1 for each of a plurality of users U belonging to a desired answer group.

As described above, in the first embodiment, the user U of the terminal device 20 can confirm the number Gf232 and the ratio Gf233 of the users U (subjects) belonging to each answer-specific group from the operation image Gf23. Two or more users U who belong to the desired answer group can be confirmed by operating the operation image Gf23 of the desired answer group. Therefore, even when the display device 25 is small, users U belonging to each answer group and their number can Gf232 can be easily confirmed. Therefore, it is convenient for managing whether or not each user U will attend the next event.

Also, in the first embodiment, a plurality of subject images Gf241 corresponding to different users U in each answer group are arranged in a matrix. Therefore, compared to a form in which a plurality of target person images Gf241 are arranged only in one direction (for example, in the vertical direction), even in a situation where the display device 25 is small, the user U can receive a plurality of users belonging to the answer group. It is easy to grasp the whole of U.

When a comment W2 is registered for the user U represented by the target person image Gf241, the control device 21 (display control unit 31a) displays a balloon Gf242 on the target person image Gf241. When the user U of the terminal device 20 operates the balloon Gf242 with the operation device 24, the control device 21 displays the comment W2. That is, the user U can collectively check the comments W2 of a plurality of users U on the comment screen Gf25 of FIG. can be confirmed.

B: Second Embodiment A second embodiment will be described. In each aspect illustrated below, elements having the same functions as those of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals as in the description of the first embodiment, and detailed descriptions thereof are appropriately omitted.

FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram regarding the schematic operation of the communication system 100 in the second embodiment. The control device 11 of the control system 10 in the second embodiment implements a plurality of functions (display control section 31b, operation reception section 32b) by executing programs stored in the storage device 12 .

The display control unit 31b uses the control data C to generate the display data D, like the display control unit 31a of the first embodiment. The control data C is data used for generating the display data D out of the user data X and the schedule data Y stored in the storage device 12 . The display data D generated by the display control unit 31 b is transmitted from the communication device 13 to the terminal device 20 . The control device 21 of the terminal device 20 outputs the display data D received by the communication device 23 to the display device 25 . The display device 25 displays images G (Ga to Gf) represented by the display data D. FIG. As can be understood from the above description, the display control unit 31b causes the display device 25 of the terminal device 20 to display the image G represented by the display data D. FIG. Specifically, the display control unit 31b of the second embodiment causes the display device 25 to display the images G (Ga to Gf) illustrated in the first embodiment.

The control device 21 of each terminal device 20 according to the second embodiment transmits operation data O corresponding to the operation of the operation device 24 by the user U from the communication device 23 to the control system 10 . The operation reception unit 32 b receives the operation data O transmitted from the terminal device 20 through the communication device 13 . That is, the operation reception unit 32b receives an instruction from the user U to the operation device 24 of each terminal device 20. FIG. The control device 11 of the control system 10 registers or updates the user data X or the schedule data Y according to the content of the operation represented by the operation data O. FIG.

As described above, in the second embodiment, the same image G as in the first embodiment is displayed on the display device 25 of the terminal device 20. Therefore, the same effects as in the first embodiment are realized in the second embodiment as well. Further, in the second embodiment, it is not necessary to mount the display control section 31a and the operation reception section 32a on the terminal device 20. FIG. Therefore, there is an advantage that the processing load of the control device 21 in each terminal device 20 is reduced.

The display control unit 31a of the first embodiment and the display control unit 31b of the second embodiment are comprehensively expressed as an element (display control unit 31) for displaying the image G on the display device 25. As understood from the examples of the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the display control unit 31 (31a, 31b) may be installed in either the control system 10 or the terminal device 20. FIG. Further, the display control unit 31 may be installed separately in the control system 10 and the terminal device 20 . That is, some functions of the display control unit 31 may be installed in the control system 10 and other functions may be installed in the terminal device 20 .

Further, the operation reception unit 32a of the first embodiment and the operation reception unit 32b of the second embodiment are comprehensively expressed as an element (operation reception unit 32) that receives an operation from the user U on the operation device 24. . As understood from the examples of the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the operation reception unit 32 (32a, 32b) may be installed in either the control system 10 or the terminal device 20. FIG. Further, the operation receiving unit 32 may be installed separately in the control system 10 and the terminal device 20 . That is, some functions of the operation reception unit 32 may be installed in the control system 10 and other functions may be installed in the terminal device 20 .

A computer system including the display control unit 31 and the operation reception unit 32 is comprehensively expressed as an "information processing system". The terminal device 20 of the first embodiment and the control system 10 of the second embodiment are examples of an "information processing system." Further, in a configuration in which the display control unit 31 and the operation reception unit 32 are distributed between the control system 10 and the terminal device 20, the communication system 100 including the control system 10 and the terminal device 20 corresponds to the "information processing system". .

C: Modifications Examples of specific modifications added to the above-exemplified embodiments are given below. A plurality of aspects arbitrarily selected from the above-described embodiment and modified examples exemplified below may be combined as appropriate within a mutually consistent range.

(1) In each of the above-described forms, the number of practices Ge13 scheduled by the date of the target event was exemplified, but the numerical value displayed on the overview confirmation screen Ge is not limited to the number of practices Ge13. For example, the number of days (remaining days) from the present to the date of the target event may be displayed on the summary confirmation screen Ge instead of (or together with) the number of practices Ge13. As can be understood from the above examples, in one aspect of the present disclosure, the display device 25 displays a remaining number indicator that decreases over time toward the date of the target event. The number of practice times Ge13 in each form described above and the number of remaining days exemplified in this modified example are examples of the remaining number index.

(2) In each of the forms described above, the case of managing and sharing the schedule regarding the activities of one orchestra was assumed for the sake of convenience. are used. That is, user data X and schedule data Y are stored in the storage device 12 of the control system 10 for each of a plurality of bands. The user data X and the schedule data Y reflect trends in the activities of many musical groups. Considering the above circumstances, the control system 10 may utilize the user data X and the schedule data Y in order to analyze activity trends in a plurality of bands.

(3) In each of the above-described forms, an orchestra composed of a plurality of music parts was exemplified, but the scope to which the present disclosure is applied is not limited to the orchestra. In other words, the activities of an arbitrary organization composed of a plurality of groups of divided users U are managed in the same manner as in the above-described forms. The music part and answer group in each form described above are an example of the "set" in the present disclosure.

(4) In each of the above-described embodiments, each image G (Ga to Gf) is displayed on the display device 25 of the terminal device 20 using the user data X and the schedule data Y stored in the storage device 12 of the control system 10. is displayed, part or all of the user data X and schedule data Y used to display the image G may be stored in the storage device 22 of the terminal device 20 .

(5) In each of the above-described forms, the operating device 24 accepts the operation by the user U, but the operating device 24 may accept the user's U voice operation (that is, voice input). For example, a microphone that picks up the voice of the user U may be used as the operation device 24 . Further, the operation device 24 may accept both voice operation and manual operation by the user U. FIG.

(6) The functions of the terminal device 20 (display control unit 31a, operation reception unit 32a) in the first embodiment are, as described above, the single or multiple processors constituting the control device 21 and the Realized through cooperation with the program. As described above, the functions of the control system 10 (the display control unit 31b and the operation reception unit 32b) in the second embodiment include the single or multiple processors constituting the control device 11 and the programs stored in the storage device 12. realized in collaboration with

The programs exemplified above can be provided in a form stored in a computer-readable recording medium and installed in a computer. The recording medium is, for example, a non-transitory recording medium, and an optical recording medium (optical disc) such as a CD-ROM is a good example. Also included are recording media in the form of The non-transitory recording medium includes any recording medium other than transitory (propagating signal), and does not exclude volatile recording media. Further, in a configuration in which a distribution device distributes a program via communication network 200, a recording medium for storing the program in the distribution device corresponds to the non-transitory recording medium described above.

D: Supplementary Note The following configurations, for example, can be grasped from the above-exemplified forms.

An information processing method according to one aspect (aspect 1) of the present disclosure is, for each of a plurality of groups obtained by classifying a plurality of target persons who should attend a specific event according to conditions related to the event, subjects belonging to the group When an operation image including the number of persons is displayed on a display device and an operation on the operation image of one of the plurality of groups is accepted from the user, an object representing each of two or more subjects belonging to the group. and display the person image on the display device. In the above aspect, the user of the display device can confirm the number of subjects belonging to each group from the operation image, and at the same time confirm two or more subjects belonging to the group by operating the operation image of the desired group. can. Therefore, even in a situation where the display device is small, the number of subjects in each group and the subjects belonging to an arbitrary group can be determined in comparison with a configuration in which the target person images are fixedly displayed for each of a plurality of groups. can be easily verified.

A "multiple set" is basically a group to which two or more subjects belong. Subjects may partially overlap between two or more sets. Note that there may be a group to which only one subject belongs among the plurality of groups. Also, the "operation" received from the user is, for example, one or both of manual operation (for example, button operation or touch operation) and voice operation.

In the specific example of Aspect 1 (Aspect 2), the plurality of sets are music parts obtained by classifying the plurality of subjects according to the musical instrument or voice type that each of the subjects plays. According to the above aspect, the user of the display device can easily confirm the number of target persons for each music part by the operation image, and can select two or more target persons belonging to the desired music part by operating the operation image. can confirm who Therefore, for example, it is convenient for managing the practice schedule of an orchestra composed of a plurality of musical parts.

In the specific example of Aspect 1 (Aspect 3), the plurality of sets are answer-specific groups obtained by classifying the plurality of subjects according to the answers from the respective subjects regarding attendance at a specific event. According to the above aspect, the user of the display device can easily confirm the number of subjects in each answer-based group from the operation image, and by operating the operation image, two or more target persons belonging to the desired answer-based group can be selected. You can check the target audience of Therefore, it is convenient for managing whether or not each target person attends the event.

"Response about attendance" is typically a response of being able to attend (Attending) and not being able to attend (Absent), but conditionally available answers may also be included. In addition, suspension of answer (undecided) may be included as one of the answers.

In a specific example of any one of Aspects 1 to 3 (Aspect 4), in displaying the subject images, two or more subject images respectively representing the two or more subjects are displayed in a first direction orthogonal to each other. and the second direction. In the above aspect, two or more subject images corresponding to different subjects are arranged in a matrix. Therefore, compared to, for example, a form in which two or more target person images are arranged in one direction, the user can easily grasp the whole of the two or more target persons belonging to the group even in a situation where the display device is small. There are advantages.

In the specific example of Aspect 1 (Aspect 5), a remaining number indicator that decreases over time toward the date of the event is displayed on the display device, and when the remaining number indicator exceeds a threshold, the remaining number indicator The display mode is made different from the display mode of the remaining number indicator when the remaining number indicator is below the threshold. In the above aspect, the user of the display device can confirm the length of the period until the holding date of the specific event by the remaining number indicator. In addition, since the display mode of the remaining number index differs depending on whether the remaining number index exceeds the threshold or falls below the threshold, the user of the display device can visually and intuitively grasp the approach of the event.

The "remaining number index" is a numerical value that decreases over time toward a specific date. For example, the remaining number of days from the present to the opening date is a typical example of the "remaining number index". Further, for example, assuming that a plurality of events related to the event are scheduled to occur before the date of the event, the number of remaining events is also included in the concept of the "remaining number indicator". For example, assuming that a concert (event) is held after a plurality of practices (events), the number of times of practice until the concert corresponds to the "remaining number index".

The "display mode" of an image means the characteristics of an image that can be visually distinguished by an observer. For example, the concept of "display mode" includes display colors, patterns (patterns), sizes and shapes of images. The "display color" is defined by hue (color tone), saturation or lightness (gradation).

In the specific example of Aspect 1 (Aspect 6), a response deadline regarding attendance at the event is displayed on the display device, the response deadline is changed in accordance with an instruction from the user, and the response deadline is changed from a current time to a predetermined time. The display mode of the reply deadline when it is within the range and the display mode of the reply deadline when the reply deadline is outside the range are made different. According to the above aspect, the user can change the deadline for replying to a specific event. In addition, since the display mode of the response deadline is different depending on whether the response deadline is within a predetermined range from the present or when it is outside the range, the user of the display device can visually and intuitively see the approach of the response deadline. I can grasp it. Therefore, it is possible to encourage the user to reply within the reply deadline.

In the specific example of Aspect 1 (Aspect 7), when designation of a plurality of scheduled dates for the event is received from the user, for each of the plurality of scheduled dates, the operation image including the scheduled date is displayed on the display device. when the operation image corresponding to each of the plurality of scheduled dates is selected by the user, input of detailed information about the event on the scheduled date is received from the user, and displayed on the display device Detailed information about each of the plurality of scheduled dates is registered when an operation on the displayed confirmed image is received from the user. According to the above aspect, for each of the plurality of scheduled dates, when the input of detailed information regarding the event on the scheduled date is received by the user's selection of the operation image, and when the operation on the confirmed image is received from the user, the plurality of scheduled dates are displayed. detailed information on each of the scheduled dates is collectively registered. Therefore, the processing load required for registering detailed information on a plurality of scheduled dates can be reduced compared to a form in which detailed information is registered by individual processing for each scheduled date.

In the specific example of Aspect 1 (Aspect 8), a change in the answer regarding attendance at a specific event is received from the user, and for each of the two or more subjects who have changed the answer among the plurality of subjects, the The content of the change is displayed on the display device. According to the above aspect, the user of the display device can easily grasp the change of the answer by each subject.

An information processing system according to one aspect (aspect 9) of the present disclosure includes an operation reception unit that receives an operation by a user, and a display control unit that displays an image on a display device, wherein the display control unit includes a specific for each of a plurality of groups obtained by classifying a plurality of target persons who are to attend the event according to conditions related to the event, an operation image including the number of target persons belonging to the group is displayed on the display device; When the operation accepting unit accepts an operation on the operation image of one of the groups, the display device displays target person images representing two or more target persons belonging to the group.

A program according to one aspect (aspect 10) of the present disclosure is a program that causes a computer system to function as an operation reception unit that receives an operation by a user and a display control unit that displays an image on a display device, The display control unit displays, on the display device, an operation image including the number of subjects belonging to each of a plurality of sets of persons who are to attend a specific event according to conditions related to the event. and displaying, on the display device, when the operation accepting unit accepts an operation on an operation image of one of the plurality of groups, a target person image representing each of two or more target persons belonging to the group. .

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100... Communication system, 200... Communication network, 10... Control system, 11, 21... Control device, 12, 22... Storage device, 13, 23... Communication device, 20... Terminal device, 24... Operation device, 25... Display device , 31a, 31b ... display control units, 32a, 32b ... operation reception units.

Claims

Displaying on a display device an operation image including the number of subjects belonging to each of a plurality of sets of persons who are to attend a specific event, classified according to conditions relating to the event, and
a computer system that displays, on the display device, a target person image representing each of two or more target persons belonging to one of the plurality of groups when an operation on the operation image of one of the groups is received from the user; Information processing method implemented.
2. The information processing method according to claim 1, wherein said plurality of sets are musical parts obtained by classifying said plurality of subjects according to the musical instrument or voice type played by each subject.
2. The information processing method according to claim 1, wherein said plurality of sets are answer-based groups obtained by classifying said plurality of subjects according to their answers regarding attendance at a specific event.
In displaying the subject image,
4. The information processing method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the two or more subject images respectively representing the two or more subjects are arranged in a matrix along a first direction and a second direction that are orthogonal to each other. .
a remaining number indicator that decreases over time toward the date of the event is displayed on the display device; a display mode of the remaining number indicator when the remaining number indicator exceeds a threshold; 2. The information processing method according to claim 1, wherein the display mode of the remaining number indicator is different from that when the remaining number indicator falls below.
displaying a response deadline for the event attendance on the display device;
changing the response deadline according to instructions from the user;
The information processing method according to claim 1, wherein the display mode of the response deadline when the response deadline is within a predetermined range from the present and the display mode of the response deadline when the response deadline is outside the range are made different. .
displaying on the display device an operation image including the scheduled date for each of the plurality of scheduled dates, when a plurality of scheduled dates for the event are specified by the user;
when the operation image corresponding to each of the plurality of scheduled dates is selected by the user, receiving input of detailed information about the event on the scheduled date from the user;
2. The information processing method according to claim 1, further comprising: registering detailed information about each of the plurality of scheduled dates when an operation on the confirmed image displayed on the display device is received from the user.
Accepting changes in responses from said users regarding their attendance at a particular event;
2. The information processing method according to claim 1, wherein for each of two or more subjects who have changed said answer among said plurality of subjects, details of said change are displayed on said display device.
an operation reception unit that receives an operation by a user;
A display control unit that displays an image on a display device,
The display control unit
displaying, on the display device, an operation image including the number of subjects belonging to each of a plurality of sets of persons who are to attend a specific event, classified according to conditions related to the event;
displaying, on the display device, target person images representing each of two or more target persons belonging to one of the plurality of groups when the operation accepting unit accepts an operation on the operation image of one of the groups. processing system.
an operation reception unit that receives an operation by a user; and
a display control unit that displays an image on a display device;
A program that causes a computer system to function as
The display control unit
displaying, on the display device, an operation image including the number of subjects belonging to each of a plurality of sets of persons who are to attend a specific event, classified according to conditions related to the event;
A program for displaying, on the display device, a target person image representing each of two or more target persons belonging to one of the plurality of groups when the operation reception unit receives an operation on the operation image of one of the groups. .