JP2018022439A - Information display system and information display program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable displaying a plurality of evaluation values intuitively in an easy-to-understand manner.SOLUTION: An information display system S displays content to explain content of a predetermined experience and a plurality of evaluation values having the content evaluated, and displays a "I want to do it" button for receiving a poll intended to perform the experience related to the content, and a "I did it !" button for receiving the poll having performed the experience. Further, the information display system S displays an image of a tree, changes a trunk of the image of the tree according to depression of the "I want to do it" button by a user, and changes how leaves grow of the image of the tree based on the plurality of evaluation values having the content evaluated according to depression of the "I did it !" button by the user.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an information display system and an information display program.

  With recent advances in communication technology and the spread of smartphones, more services have been provided via Web servers. For example, as an example of such a service, it is conceivable that the user's interest regarding the outdoor experience is aroused and surprised by causing the user to execute the experience.

  By sharing content on the web with detailed procedures for outdoor experiences by specialists, users read this content, actually execute the experience, and think about their own ways based on that experience Can do. In addition, by creating a community for sharing such experiences via a Web server, it is possible to create new perspectives and experiences, and to further deepen the outdoor experience. In addition, the user can look back on the experience and fix the user's awareness through the Web server.

Further, the service provider can quantitatively notify the user of the evaluation value indicating how much outdoor experience has been performed by providing the service with the Web server. Further, in order to share the outdoor experience, the service provider may notify how many experience reports have been posted as an evaluation value. This is because the accumulation of experience reports promotes community formation.
However, such notification is conventionally performed by displaying numerical values of evaluation values, and is not intuitively easy to understand. Moreover, in order to show a user's state correctly, it is desirable to display a plurality of evaluation values based on a plurality of evaluation criteria. One method for displaying such a plurality of evaluation values is a radar chart.

  The abstract of Patent Document 1 states that “when the CPU 2 is instructed to move right by the right movement key of the input unit 3, the trace counter which is a value indicating the trace position of the radar chart is incremented, and the trace The numerical value axis corresponding to the counter value is changed to a bold line display, and the parameter values corresponding to the thick line numerical value axis are displayed. "

JP 2000-36054 A

According to the invention described in Patent Document 1, a plurality of evaluation values can be displayed simultaneously using a radar chart. However, the radar chart is inorganic and not intuitively understandable for the user.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to make it possible to display a plurality of evaluation values intuitively and easily for an information display system and an information display program.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention
A first button for displaying a content explaining the content of a predetermined experience and a plurality of evaluation values for evaluating the content, and accepting a vote for executing the experience related to the content, and executing the experience Content display control means for displaying a second button for accepting a vote of
A predetermined character image is displayed, the character image is first changed in response to the user pressing the first button, and the content is added to the character image in response to the user pressing the second button. Character image display control means for causing a second change based on a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating
It is an information display system characterized by comprising.

  According to the present invention, a plurality of evaluation values can be displayed intuitively and easily.

It is a block diagram which shows the outline of the information display system in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of the personal computer in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of the portable terminal in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of the server apparatus in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the display screen of a how-to content. It is a figure which shows the index screen of a how-to content. It is a figure which shows the pop-up screen in the case of registration reception. It is a flowchart which shows the process of the portal site by a server apparatus. It is a figure which shows the addition conditions of the number of points. It is a figure which shows the addition conditions of the value of a glow chart. It is a figure which shows the subtraction conditions of the number of points. It is a figure which shows the subtraction conditions of the value of a glow chart. It is a figure which shows the initial state screen of a tree character, and the state display screen of a seed, a sprout, and a Futaba. It is a figure which shows the display screen of the state of the seedling state of a non-shaped tree character, the state of a tree, and the state which attached the fruit. It is a figure which shows the display screen of the state of seedling state of a balanced tree character, the state of a tree, and the state to which the fruit was attached. It is a figure which shows the display screen of the state of a seedling state of a wild type tree character, the state of a tree, and the state which attached the fruit. It is a figure which shows the display screen of the state of the seedling state of the intelligence type | mold tree character, the state of a tree, and the state which attached the fruit. It is a figure which shows the display screen of the state of the seedling state of a sensitivity type | mold tree character, the state of a tree, and the state which attached the fruit. It is a flowchart which shows the production | generation process of a tree character. It is a figure which shows the display area of the forest character displayed on this portal site. It is a flowchart which shows the production | generation process of the forest character displayed on this portal site.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing an outline of an information display system S in the present embodiment.
The information display system S of the present embodiment includes a server device 1, portable terminals 2 a and 2 b, personal computers 3 a and 3 b, and the Internet N. Hereinafter, when not distinguishing each portable terminal 2a, 2b, it describes as the portable terminal 2 only. When the personal computers 3a and 3b are not distinguished, they are simply referred to as the personal computer 3.

  The server device 1 is connected to the mobile terminal 2 and the personal computer 3 via the Internet N so as to be communicable. The server device 1 transmits a Web page in response to a request from the mobile terminal 2 or the personal computer 3 and displays a screen on the display unit of the mobile terminal 2 or the personal computer 3.

The portable terminal 2 is used for browsing a website by a user and also used for recording outdoor experiences. The mobile terminal 2 is a smartphone, for example. In addition, although the two portable terminals 2a and 2b are shown in the information display system S of FIG. 1, the number of the portable terminals 2 is not limited.
Hereinafter, FIGS. 5 to 7 and FIGS. 13 to 18 are described as operation screens of the mobile terminal 2. However, a similar operation screen is also displayed on the personal computer 3.

The personal computer 3 is used for browsing a Web site by the user as well as the portable terminal 2 and is used for recording outdoor experiences. Although the information display system S of FIG. 1 shows two personal computers 3a and 3b, the number of personal computers 3 is not limited.
Hereinafter, FIG. 20 is described as an operation screen of the personal computer 3. However, a similar operation screen is also displayed on the mobile terminal 2.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the personal computer 3 in the present embodiment.
2, the personal computer 3 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 31, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 32, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 33, an input unit 34, a display unit 35, a communication unit 36, and a storage unit 37. . Each part of the personal computer 3 is connected by a bus.

  The CPU 31 expands an application program designated from various application programs stored in the ROM 32 and the storage unit 37 and various instructions input from the input unit 34 in a work memory in the RAM 33. Further, the CPU 31 executes various processes according to the application program developed in the work memory in accordance with the input instruction and the input data, stores the processing results in the work memory in the RAM 33 and displays them on the display unit 35. Then, the CPU 31 stores the processing result stored in the work memory in the storage destination in the storage unit 37 instructed from the input unit 34.

  The input unit 34 is, for example, a keyboard and a mouse, and outputs a press signal pressed by the keyboard, a mouse position signal, and the like to the CPU 31. Note that the input unit 34 is not limited to a keyboard and a mouse, and may be any unit that can input instructions. For example, a coordinate indicated by an input pen or a fingertip such as a touch panel (touch screen) is sensed, and a position coordinate indicated by a coordinate reading principle such as an electromagnetic dielectric method, a magnetostrictive method, or a pressure sensitive method is detected. May be. In this case, the input unit 34 uses the detected position coordinates as a position signal and outputs the position signal to the CPU 31.

The display unit 35 is configured by a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, or the like, and supports kanji / hiragana / katakana display. The personal computer 3 generates a signal based on the display data input from the CPU 31 and performs various displays on the display unit 35.
The communication unit 36 is a network interface controller (NIC), for example, and transmits and receives communication data.

  The storage unit 37 is configured by a rewritable storage medium such as a hard disk or a semiconductor memory. The storage unit 37 stores a browser program for browsing a Web page, for example.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the mobile terminal 2 in the present embodiment.
In FIG. 3, the mobile terminal 2 includes a CPU 21, a ROM 22, a RAM 23, an imaging unit 24, a touch panel display 25, a wireless communication unit 26, and a flash memory 27. Each part of the portable terminal 2 is connected by a bus.

  The CPU 21 develops an application program designated from various application programs stored in the ROM 22 and the flash memory 27 and various instructions input from the touch panel display 25 in a work memory in the RAM 23. Further, the CPU 21 executes various processes in accordance with the application program developed in the work memory in accordance with the input instruction and the input data, stores the processing results in the work memory in the RAM 23 and displays them on the touch panel display 25. Then, the CPU 21 stores the processing result stored in the work memory in the storage destination in the flash memory 27 instructed from the touch panel display 25.

The touch panel display 25 is configured, for example, by laminating a transparent touch panel on the surface of the display panel, and has a display function and an input function. The display panel is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display, and has a display function for kanji, hiragana and katakana. The touch panel senses coordinates designated by an input pen, a fingertip, or the like, and detects position coordinates designated by a coordinate reading principle such as an electromagnetic dielectric method, a magnetostrictive method, or a pressure sensitive method.
The mobile terminal 2 generates a signal based on the display data input from the CPU 21, performs various displays on the touch panel display 25, senses the designated coordinates with the touch panel, and outputs the detected coordinates to the CPU 21.

The wireless communication unit 26 includes an antenna and a transmission / reception circuit, for example, and transmits / receives communication data via a wireless communication path.
The flash memory 27 is composed of a semiconductor memory. In the flash memory 27, for example, a browser program for browsing a Web page is stored.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the server device 1 according to the present embodiment.
4, the server device 1 includes a CPU 11, a ROM 12, a RAM 13, an input unit 14, a display unit 15, a communication unit 16, and a storage unit 17. Each part of the server device 1 is connected by a bus. The server device 1 is basically configured in the same manner as the personal computer 3 in FIG.

  The CPU 11 expands an application program designated from various application programs stored in the ROM 12 and the storage unit 17 and various instructions input from the input unit 14 in a work memory in the RAM 13. Further, the CPU 11 executes various processes according to the application program developed in the work memory in accordance with the input instruction and the input data, stores the processing results in the work memory in the RAM 13 and displays them on the display unit 15. Then, the CPU 11 stores the processing result stored in the work memory in the storage destination in the storage unit 17 instructed from the input unit 14.

  The input unit 14 is a keyboard and a mouse, for example, and outputs a pressing signal pressed by the keyboard, a mouse position signal, and the like to the CPU 11. Note that the input unit 14 is not limited to a keyboard and a mouse, and may be any unit that can input instructions. For example, a coordinate indicated by an input pen or a fingertip such as a touch panel (touch screen) is sensed, and a position coordinate indicated by a coordinate reading principle such as an electromagnetic dielectric method, a magnetostrictive method, or a pressure sensitive method is detected. May be. In this case, the input unit 14 outputs the detected position coordinates as a position signal to the CPU 11.

The display unit 15 is configured by a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, or the like, and supports kanji / hiragana / katakana display. The server device 1 generates a signal based on the display data input from the CPU 11 and performs various displays on the display unit 15.
The communication unit 16 is, for example, a network interface controller, and transmits / receives communication data.

  The storage unit 17 is composed of a rewritable storage medium such as a hard disk or a semiconductor memory. The storage unit 17 stores, for example, a server side program for transmitting HTML (HyperText Markup Language) data constituting a Web page to the mobile terminal 2 or the personal computer 3.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a detailed display screen 4 of how-to contents.
The detailed display screen 4 is a Web page and is generated from the server device 1. The detailed display screen 4 is a screen in which HTML data generated by the server device 1 is received by the mobile terminal 2 and displayed on the touch panel display 25.

  At the top of the detailed display screen 4, the title of this content “Let's take a mushroom!” And a radar chart 41 are displayed, and a “I did it!” Button 42 and a “I want to do” button 43 are displayed below it. .

  The radar chart 41 is a chart showing how this content has glow chart values of wildness, intelligence, and sensitivity. The CPU 11 of the server device 1 is content display control means for causing the mobile terminal 2 to display content that explains the details of the outdoor experience and a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating the content on the radar chart 41.

  “5” displayed on the upper side of the radar chart 41 indicates a wild glow chart value included in this content. “2” displayed at the lower left of the radar chart 41 indicates the intelligence glow chart value of this content. “2” displayed at the lower right of the radar chart 41 indicates the glow chart value of the sensibility that this content has. The wild chart / intelligence / sensitivity glow chart value of this content may be determined by, for example, an administrator of the information display system S, may be determined by the poster of the content, and is not limited.

  In the information display system S, for example, when the user executes the content “Let's pick mushrooms!”, That is, referring to this content “Let's pick mushrooms!” It is possible to experience a lot of outdoor activities while having fun by experiencing or by browsing pseudo-experience. In this information display system S, each user's outdoor experience or simulated outdoor experience is replaced with an experience value, that is, a glow chart value, based on an experience report from the user such as voting or posting, which will be described later, and the increase is indicated. . The user's glow chart value is displayed on a glow chart value display screen 6 shown in FIGS.

The “Done!” Button 42 is a button for voting that this content has been executed. In other words, the “Done!” Button 42 indicates that the user has actually experienced an outdoor experience as described in the content in association with this “Done!” Button 42, that is, “Done! ! ”Is a button for voting, and when the“ done! ”Button 42 is pressed, the information display system S accepts a vote for“ done! ”. The number “25” on the right side of the “I did it!” Button 42 indicates that 25 people voted to execute this content. By tapping the “Done!” Button 42, the user can vote that this content has been executed, and can transition to a pop-up screen 8 of FIG.
The “I want to do” button 43 is a button for voting that the user wants to execute this content. In other words, it is a button for voting to the user that he / she wants to experience the outdoor experience described in the content associated with the “want to do” button 43, ie, “want to do”. The information display system S receives a vote for The number “93” on the right side of the “I want to do” button 43 indicates that there are 93 people who voted to execute this content. By tapping the “I want to do” button 43, a vote to execute this content is voted, and a list screen 5 to be shown in FIG.
The CPU 11 of the server device 1 causes the portable terminal 2 to display a “I want to do” button 43 for accepting a vote for wanting to execute the experience related to the content. Further, the CPU 11 causes the portable terminal 2 to display a “done!” Button 42 (second button) for receiving a vote that this experience has been executed.

The detail display screen 4 further displays an attribute 44, a theme 45, a summary 46, preparation information 47, and an image 48.
An attribute 44 is an attribute of this content. The attribute 44 includes the action type of the content, the execution location of the content, the season suitable for the execution of the content, the average execution time of the content, and the target age of the content.
The theme 45 is a combination of several keywords for indicating the theme of this content. With the attribute 44 and the theme 45, the user can easily search for desired content.

The outline 46 is a sentence explaining an outline of the content.
The preparation item information 47 is information of an item to be prepared in executing this content. The image 48 is a photograph related to this content, and here is a photograph of a mushroom. Further, the detailed display screen 4 may be a moving image related to this content instead of a photograph.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a list screen 5 to be performed.
A title screen 51 and indexes 54a and 54b are displayed on the list screen 5 to be performed, and a “first page” button 56, a “previous page” button 57, and a “next page” button 58 are displayed at the bottom of the screen. The

On the list screen 5 that the user wants to do, a list of contents that the user has voted for wanting to execute is displayed. Here, the content “Let's take a mushroom!” Is displayed in the index 54a. The content “Let's find the My Acorn Tree” is displayed in the index 54b. Hereinafter, when the indexes 54a and 54b are not particularly distinguished, they are simply referred to as an index 54.
When the content “Let's take a mushroom!” Displayed in the index 54a is selected, the detailed display screen 4 of the how-to content shown in FIG. 5 is displayed.

The index 54 displays an image 541, a theme 542, and a radar chart 543, and further includes a “I did it!” Button 544 and a “I want to do” button 545.
The image 541 is the same as the image 48 in FIG. 5 and is a photograph or the like related to this content.
The theme 542 is the same as the theme 45 of FIG. 5, and is a combination of several keywords for indicating the theme of this content.
The radar chart 543 is the same as the radar chart 41 in FIG. 5, and is a chart showing how this content has evaluation values of wildness, intelligence, and sensitivity.
The “I did it!” Button 544 is the same as the “I did it!” Button 42 in FIG.
The “I want to do” button 545 is the same as the “I want to do” button 43 in FIG. It should be noted that the “I want to do” button 545 may be displayed in an invalid state on the desired list screen 5.

  The desired list screen 5 can display a large number of contents by switching pages. Here, “5/5” indicates the total number of pages and the page number being displayed. The “first page” button 56 is a button for displaying the first page. The “previous page” button 57 is a button for displaying the previous page. The “next page” button 58 is a button for displaying the next page.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a pop-up screen 8 when registration is accepted.
In this pop-up screen 8, a “Post Experience Report” button 81 (third button) is displayed together with a caption “Accepted“ I did it! ””. By tapping the “Post Experience Report” button 81, the screen transits to an experience report posting screen (not shown).

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing portal site processing by the server device 1.
When accessed by the mobile terminal 2, the server device 1 displays a login screen (not shown) on the mobile terminal 2 (step S10). When the ID and password are input on the login screen and the login button is selected (tapped) by the user of the mobile terminal 2, the server device 1 receives the login request. If the ID and password can be confirmed to be the account of the user registered as a member, the server apparatus 1 accepts the login request from the user of the portable terminal 2 (step S11 → Yes). If No in step S11, the process returns to step S10.

  Next, if it is the first login today (step S12 → Yes), the server device 1 adds 30 points related to the logged-in account (step S12), and proceeds to the process of step S14. If the server apparatus 1 is the second and subsequent logins today (step S12 → No), the server apparatus 1 proceeds to the process of step S14. Thereby, even if a user repeats login and logout in a short time, points are not added. Therefore, a user who has used the site for a long period of time can be appropriately evaluated by points.

  The server device 1 transmits the portal screen HTML data and displays it on the portable terminal 2 (step S14), and then enters an operation waiting state (step S14). In the subsequent flowcharts, processing related to screen transition is omitted.

《Choose the button you want to do》
The process when the user taps the “I want to do” button 43 (see FIG. 5) or the “I want to do” button 545 (see FIG. 6) displayed on the touch panel display 25 (step S15 → I want to do) is performed in steps S16 to S18. Is shown in
If “I want to do” related to the combination of this content and this user is the first time (step S16 → Yes), the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 10 points to this user (step S17), After adding to the desired list (step S18), the process returns to the operation waiting state. The user's point is an evaluation value indicating that the user is active on this site.

  Even if the user taps the “want to do” button 43 or the “want to do” button 545 (step S15 → want to do), if the “want to do” related to the combination of this content and this user is the second or later (Step S16 → No), the CPU 11 of the server device 1 returns to the operation waiting state. Thus, even if the user repeatedly taps the “I want to do” button 43 and the “I want to do” button 545 related to the same content, points are not added. Therefore, a user who expresses “I want to do” for a large number of contents can be appropriately evaluated by points.

<< Selection of "Done!" Button >>
The process when the user taps the “Done!” Button 42 (see FIG. 5) or the “Done!” Button 544 (see FIG. 6) displayed on the touch panel display 25 (step S19 → I want to do) This is shown in steps S19 to S23 and S26.

  If “I did!” Related to the combination of this content and this user is the first time (step S20 → Yes) and “I want to do” of this content is turned on (step S20 → Yes), the server device 1 CPU 11 adds 30 points to the user's points (step S21). Further, the server device 1 adds the glow chart value of this content to the glow chart value of this user (step S26), and returns to the operation waiting state.

  If “Yay!” Related to the combination of this content and this user is the first time (step S20 → Yes), and “I want to do” of this content is not turned on (step S20 → No), the server device 1 CPU 11 adds 40 points of this user (step S21). As a result, the server device 1 equalizes the point addition value when selecting “I want to do” and then selecting “I did it!”, And when selecting “I did it” without selecting “I want to do it”. be able to. Further, the server device 1 adds the glow chart value of this content to the glow chart value of this user (step S26), and returns to the operation waiting state.

  If “I did it!” Is the second or later (step S19 → No), the CPU 11 of the server device 1 returns to the operation waiting state. As a result, even if the user repeatedly taps the “Done!” Button 42 or the “Done!” Button 544 related to the same content, the server device 1 does not add points or glow chart values. Therefore, a user who expresses “I did it!” For a large number of contents can be appropriately evaluated based on points and glow chart values.

《Selecting the “Post Experience Report” Button》
Processing when the user taps the “Post an experience report” button 81 (see FIG. 7) displayed on the touch panel display 25 (step S19 → want to do) is shown in steps S24 to S26.
When the user posts an experience report (step S24), the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 50 points to the user (step S25). Further, the server device 1 adds the glow chart value of this content to the glow chart value of this user (step S26), and returns to the operation waiting state.
Points added by posting experience reports are larger than points added by selecting the “I did it!” Button. Also, no matter how many times the experience report is posted, point addition and glow chart value addition are performed. By adding a glow chart value by tapping (pressing down) the “post experience report” button 81, the user is encouraged to post an experience report, thereby promoting the formation of a community.
In this flowchart, the point addition processing by the user's profile registration and the cancellation processing of each tapped button are omitted.

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating the point number addition condition.
The first line shows a case where “I did it!” Is registered for the content for which “I want to do it” is ON. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 40 to the number of points only for the first time. This corresponds to the process of step S22 shown in FIG.
The second line shows a case where “I did it” is registered for the content for which “I want to do it” is OFF. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 30 to the number of points only for the first time. This corresponds to the process of step S21 shown in FIG.
The third line shows a case where an experience report is posted. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 50 to the number of points no matter how many times. This corresponds to the process of step S25 shown in FIG.

The fourth line shows a case where “I want to do it” is posted. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 10 to the number of points only for the first time. This corresponds to the process of step S17 shown in FIG.
The fifth line shows a case where the user registers his / her detailed information as a profile. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 50 to the number of points only for the first time.
The sixth line shows a case where the user logs in. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds 30 to the number of points only once a day. This corresponds to the process of step S13 shown in FIG.

FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating conditions for adding values in the glow chart.
The first line shows a case where “I did it!” Is registered. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 adds each glow chart value related to this content to each glow chart value of the user only for the first time.
The second line shows a case where an experience report is posted. At this time, no matter how many times, each glow chart value related to this content is added to each glow chart value of the user. These processes correspond to the process of step S26 shown in FIG.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a subtraction condition for the number of points.
The first line shows a case where “Done!” Is deleted. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 subtracts 40 from the number of points.
The second line shows a case where “I want to do it” is deleted. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 subtracts 10 from the number of points.
The third line shows a case where an experience report is posted. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 subtracts 50 from the number of points.
All of the above processes are omitted in the flowchart of FIG.

FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a condition for subtracting the value of the glow chart.
The first line shows a case where “Done!” Is deleted. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 subtracts each glow chart value related to this content from each glow chart value of the user.
The second line shows a case where an experience report is posted. At this time, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 subtracts each glow chart value related to this content from each glow chart value of the user.
All of the above processes are omitted in the flowchart of FIG.

《Growth and type of tree characters》
The combination of the growth degree and type of the tree character 63 will be described with reference to FIGS. Note that “pt” in the figure indicates a unit of points.
FIG. 13 is a diagram of a display screen showing the initial state of the tree character 63 and the state of seeds, shoots, and futaba.
This initial state is before the user registers an account. At this time, a seed image is displayed on the screen 9. When the user taps the “login / account registration” button 91, the screen shifts to an account registration screen (not shown).

  After the account is registered and the point is 0 to 49 pt, the glow chart value display screen 6 displays a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63a as a seed, and a glow chart value 64. In the figure, “20” is shown at the point 61. No evaluation value is displayed on the radar chart 62, and no value is displayed on the glow chart value 64. The glow chart value display screen 6 is, for example, a profile screen, and is used by the user to check his / her state.

  The degree of growth is 1 while the points are between 50 and 149 pt. On the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63b which is a shoot, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. In the figure, “100” is shown at the point 61. No evaluation value is displayed on the radar chart 62, and no value is displayed on the glow chart value 64.

The growth rate is 2 while the points are between 150 and 499 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63c that is a Futaba, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. In the figure, “300” is shown at the point 61. No evaluation value is displayed on the radar chart 62, and no value is displayed on the glow chart value 64.
Hereinafter, when each tree character is not particularly distinguished, it is simply referred to as a tree character 63.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a display screen of the seedling state, the state of the tree, and the state of attaching a fruit of the non-shaped tree character 63.
The non-type is a type when the glow chart values are all zero. At this time, the user is not performing any experience.
The growth rate is 3 while the points are between 500 and 1499 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63d as a seedling, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. This tree character 63d has only leaves and no trunk.
In the drawing, “1000” is indicated at the point 61. No evaluation value is displayed on the radar chart 62, and no value is displayed on the glow chart value 64.

The growth rate is 4 while the points are between 1500 and 2999 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63e which is a grown tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. This tree character 63e has only leaves and no trunk.
In the figure, “2000” is indicated at the point 61. No evaluation value is displayed on the radar chart 62, and no value is displayed on the glow chart value 64.

When the point is 3000 pt or more, the degree of growth is 5. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63f that is a fruit tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. This tree character 63f has no leaves and is only a trunk.
In the drawing, “4000” is shown at the point 61. No evaluation value is displayed on the radar chart 62, and no value is displayed on the glow chart value 64.
With such tree characters 63d to 63f, the user can intuitively know that no experience is being executed and that some experience should be executed.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a display screen of the seedling state, the state of the tree, and the state with the fruit of the balanced tree character 63.
The balance type is a type in which the glow chart value is less biased. At this time, the user is executing each experience in a balanced manner.

  The growth rate is 3 while the points are between 500 and 1499 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63g which is a seedling, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63g has wild leaves, intelligence leaves, and sensitive leaves in a well-balanced manner. As shown in the legend of the glow chart value 64, wild leaves are square, intelligent leaves are pentagonal, and sensitive leaves are hexagonal. In addition, wild leaves on the actual screen are yellow-green, intelligence leaves are yellow, and sensitive leaves are green and dark green.

  In the drawing, “1000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the evaluation values of wildness, intelligence, and sensitivity are balanced. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 51, intelligence: 50, sensitivity: 49 are displayed.

  The growth rate is 4 while the points are between 1500 and 2999 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63h which is a grown tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63h has wild leaves, intelligence leaves, and sensitive leaves in a well-balanced manner.

  In the figure, “2000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the evaluation values of wildness, intelligence, and sensitivity are balanced. The glow chart value 64 displays wildness: 98, intelligence: 101, and sensitivity: 99.

  When the point is 3000 pt or more, the degree of growth is 5. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63i which is a fruit tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. This tree character 63i has wild leaves, intelligence leaves, and sensitive leaves in a well-balanced manner.

In the drawing, “4000” is shown at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the evaluation values of wildness, intelligence, and sensitivity are balanced. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 188, intelligence: 191 and sensitivity: 192 are displayed.
With such tree characters 63g to 63i, the user can intuitively know that the experience is being executed in a balanced manner.

FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a display screen of the saplings state, the state of the tree, and the state with the fruit of the wild type tree character 63.
The wild type is a type biased to wild, and the value of the wild is greater than a certain threshold value compared to other values. At this time, the user is executing an experience biased toward wildness.
The growth rate is 3 while the points are between 500 and 1499 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63j as a seedling, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. This tree character 63j has wild leaves indicated by a yellow-green square.
In the drawing, “1000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the wild evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 51, intelligence: 10, sensitivity: 19 are displayed.

The growth rate is 4 while the points are between 1500 and 2999 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63k which is a grown tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63k has wild leaves indicated by a yellow-green square.
In the figure, “2000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the wild evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. The glow chart value 64 displays wildness: 108, intelligence: 21, and sensitivity: 32.

When the point is 3000 pt or more, the degree of growth is 5. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63l which is a fruit tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63l has wild leaves shown by a yellow-green square.
In the drawing, “4000” is shown at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the wild evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 188, intelligence: 91, sensitivity: 92 are displayed.
With such tree characters 63j to 63l, the user can intuitively know that the experience biased to wildness is being executed, and can know that the experience relating to intelligence or sensitivity should be executed.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a display screen of the seedling state / tree state / fruited state of the intelligent tree character 63.
The intelligence type is a type that is biased toward intelligence, and the value of intelligence is greater than a certain threshold value compared to other values. At this time, the user is executing an experience biased to intelligence.
The growth rate is 3 while the points are between 500 and 1499 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63m as a seedling, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63m has intellectual leaves shown by yellow pentagons.

  In the drawing, “1000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the intelligence evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 11, intelligence: 50, sensitivity: 19 are displayed.

  The growth rate is 4 while the points are between 1500 and 2999 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63n which is a grown tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63n has intellectual leaves indicated by yellow pentagons.

  In the figure, “2000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the intelligence evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. The glow chart value 64 displays wildness: 28, intelligence: 101, and sensitivity: 32.

When the point is 3000 pt or more, the degree of growth is 5. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63p, which is a fruit tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63p has intellectual leaves indicated by yellow pentagons.
In the drawing, “4000” is shown at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the intelligence evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. The glow chart value 64 displays wildness: 88, intelligence: 191 and sensitivity: 92.
With such tree characters 63m to 63p, the user can intuitively know that an experience biased to intellect is being executed, and can know that an experience related to wildness or sensitivity should be executed.

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a display screen of the sapling-type tree character 63 in a seedling state, a tree state, and a fruited state.
The sensitivity type is a type biased toward sensitivity, and the sensitivity value is equal to or greater than a certain threshold value compared to other values. At this time, the user is executing an experience that is biased toward sensitivity.
The growth rate is 3 while the points are between 500 and 1499 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63q which is a seedling, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. This tree character 63q has sensitive leaves indicated by green and dark green hexagons.

  In the drawing, “1000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the sensitivity evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 11, intelligence: 10, and sensitivity: 49 are displayed.

  The growth rate is 4 while the points are between 1500 and 2999 pt. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63r which is a grown tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. The tree character 63r has sensitive leaves indicated by green and dark green hexagons.

  In the figure, “2000” is indicated at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the sensitivity evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 28, intelligence: 31, sensitivity: 132 are displayed.

When the point is 3000 pt or more, the degree of growth is 5. At this time, on the glow chart value display screen 6, a point 61, a radar chart 62, a tree character 63s which is a fruit tree, and a glow chart value 64 are displayed. This tree character 63s has sensitive leaves indicated by green and dark green hexagons.
In the drawing, “4000” is shown at the point 61. The radar chart 62 displays a state in which the sensitivity evaluation value protrudes compared to the other two. In the glow chart value 64, wildness: 88, intelligence: 91, sensitivity: 192 are displayed.
With such tree characters 63q to 63s, the user can intuitively know that an experience biased to sensibility is being executed, and can know that an experience relating to wildness or intelligence should be executed.
Note that the type of the tree character 63 can change as the glow chart value changes.

《First Bataan》
The pattern in which the three glow chart values are different from each other and the two glow chart values are equal and has the highest value is the first pattern. At this time, the type of the tree character 63 does not change unless the glow chart value that is the highest value is replaced. For example, even if “wildness: 100, sensitivity: 99, intelligence: 50” is changed to “wildness: 101, sensitivity: 101, intelligence: 53”, the tree character 63 remains the wild type.

《Second Bataan》
The pattern in which the two glow chart values are equal and maintains the maximum value is the second pattern. Occurs when the content of clicking the “I did it!” Button or the “I want to do” button at the beginning is “wildness: 4, sensitivity: 4, intelligence: 2.” In this case, it is preferable to give priority to each glow chart value. The priority is, for example, the highest in wildness, and lower in order of sensitivity and intelligence. For example, if the first executed content is “wildness: 4, sensitivity: 4, intelligence: 2”, the tree character 63 becomes a wild type. In the case of “wildness: 2, sensitivity: 4, intelligence: 4”, the tree character 63 becomes a sensitivity type. In the case of “wildness: 4, sensitivity: 2, intelligence: 4,” the tree character 63 becomes a wild type.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the generation process of the tree character 63.
In generating the tree character 63, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 performs multiple branching with reference to the point (step S31).
As shown in FIG. 13, if the point is between 0 and 49, the CPU 11 generates a tree character 63 as a seed (step S32), and if the point is between 50 and 149, generates a shoot (step S33). If the point is between 150 and 499, it is generated as a Futaba (step S34).

  Thereafter, if the point exceeds 500, the CPU 11 generates a trunk corresponding to this point, and then grows leaves corresponding to the glow chart value. If the point is between 500 and 1499, the CPU 11 generates the trunk of the tree character 63 as a seedling (step S35), and if the point is between 1500 and 2999, generates the trunk as a grown tree (step S36). If the point is 3000 or more, the tree is generated as a grown tree and has a fruit (step S37).

Points are added according to the tap (press) of the “I want to do” button. That is, the CPU 11 changes the state of the trunk (first change) in the image of the tree character 63 in response to the user pressing the “want to do” button.
After the processes in steps S35 to S37, the CPU 11 performs multiple branching with reference to the glow chart value (step S38).

If the glow chart values are all 0, the CPU 11 does not cause the trunk of the tree character 63 to grow leaves as shown in FIG. 14 (step S39), and ends the processing of FIG.
If the three glow chart values are balanced, the CPU 11 causes the trunk of the tree character 63 to grow balanced leaves as shown in FIG. 15 (step S40), and the processing of FIG. . Balance-type leaves means that wild leaves, intellect leaves, and sensitive leaves are balanced.

  If the wildness is dominant among the three glow chart values, the CPU 11 causes the trunk of the tree character 63 to grow wild-type leaves as shown in FIG. 16 (step S41), and ends the processing of FIG. . Here, wildness predominates when the wild glow chart value is the highest among the three, and the difference from the lowest value among the three is 1/5 or more of the wild glow chart value. This wild type leaf is indicated by a yellow-green square.

  If the intelligence is dominant among the three glow chart values, the CPU 11 causes the trunk of the tree character 63 to grow an intellectual type leaf as shown in FIG. 17 (step S42), and ends the processing of FIG. . Here, “intellect is dominant” means that the difference between the highest value among the three glow glow chart values and the lowest among the three is one fifth or more of the intelligence glow chart value. This intelligence type leaf is shown as a yellow pentagon.

If the sensibility is dominant among the three glow chart values, the CPU 11 causes the trunk of the tree character 63 to grow sensibility type leaves as shown in FIG. 18 (step S43), and ends the process of FIG. . Here, sensitivity is dominant when the sensitivity glow chart value is the highest among the three and the difference from the lowest value among the three is 1/5 or more of the sensitivity glow chart value. This sensitive leaf is shown as a green and dark green hexagon.
The CPU 11 operates as a character image display control unit that displays the tree character 63 generated by the processing of FIG. 19 on the mobile terminal 2.

Three glow chart values obtained by evaluating this content are added to the three glow chart values in response to the tap (pressing) of the “done!” Button. That is, the CPU 11 changes the state of the leaves in the image of the tree character 63 (second change) in response to the user pressing the “Done!” Button.
As described above, the server device 1 displays the growth of the user by a plurality of evaluation values by mimicking the growth of the tree character 63, so that the display of the plurality of evaluation values is easy to understand intuitively. Furthermore, the server device 1 displays not only a plurality of evaluation values, but also distinguishes between a state where the evaluation values are biased and a state where the evaluation values are balanced. Therefore, the user can intuitively determine whether or not the state is undesirable.

FIG. 20 is a view showing a forest display area displayed on the portal site.
The forest characters 7a to 7d are displayed on the display unit 35 of the personal computer 3 shown in FIG. 1, for example. These forest characters 7a to 7d are displayed at the bottom of the screen, for example, and schematically represent users who access the portal site. In addition, when not distinguishing each forest character 7a-7d in particular, it describes as the forest character 7 only.

  The forest character 7a is a display in the first stage after the portal site is opened. Hereinafter, the forest character 7b is displayed in the second stage, the forest character 7c is displayed in the fourth stage, and the forest character 7d is displayed in the fourth stage. Thus, by sequentially showing how the trees constituting the forest character 7 grow, this portal site and the logged-in user of this site are shown growing. This forest character 7 shows a tendency of a login user.

FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing a generation process of forest characters displayed on this portal site.
When the forest character 7 is generated, the CPU 11 of the server device 1 classifies each logged-in user into a combination of tree growth and type (step S50) and calculates the ratio of this combination (step S51). For example, the combinations are calculated as follows: 16% seed, 17% sprout, 35% balanced seedling, 24% wild type tree, 8% intelligent type seedling.

Next, the CPU 11 generates a forest character 7 at a ratio of the combination of tree growth and type (step S52). That is, if the forest character 7 is composed of 12 trees, 12 trees are prorated according to the above combination ratio, and the growth degree and type of each prorated tree are determined. In the above example, two seed trees, two shoots, four balanced seedlings, three wild type trees, and one intelligent type seedling are determined.
With the forest character 7 generated in this way, each login user can intuitively grasp the status of the portal site and the login user of this site.

(Modification)
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be modified without departing from the spirit of the present invention. For example, there are the following (a) to (g).
(A) The evaluation value displayed by the character is not limited to wildness, intelligence, or sensitivity. The number of evaluation values is not limited to three.
(B) Characters for displaying evaluation values are not limited to trees and forests, and may be any plant, animal, or microorganism, and may be an abiotic event such as volcano formation or star formation and extinction. There may be.
(C) The “experience” described by the content is not limited to the outdoor experience, and may be any learning experience and is not limited.
(D) The target indicated by the forest character 7 is not limited to all logged-in users. For example, it may be the situation of a user who has logged in within the latest predetermined period.
(E) The forest character 7 may be determined according to the number of active users and the number of views of the site, for example, how the leaves of each tree are thickened and the growth of the trunk, and is not limited.
(F) The glow chart value may be added when the detailed display screen 4 of the how-to content is viewed. For example, when the index 54 displayed on the desired list screen 5 in FIG. 6 is selected and the how-to-content detailed display screen 4 (FIG. 5) of the selected content is browsed, it is associated with the browsed content. The glow chart value may be added to the glow chart value held by the viewing user. A glow chart value may be added when browsing content to be browsed for the first time, and the glow chart value may not be added even if the same content is browsed twice or later.
(G) Content having an evaluation value related to the selected evaluation value (the selected evaluation value is equal to or greater than a predetermined value) when any one of the evaluation values of the radar charts 41 and 62 and wildness / intellect / sensitivity is selected A list may be displayed. For example, when a vertex corresponding to the intelligence of the radar chart 41 or 62 is clicked, a list of contents having an intelligence glow chart value of 3 or more may be displayed.

The invention described in the scope of claims attached to the application of this application will be added below. The item numbers of the claims described in the appendix are as set forth in the claims attached to the application of this application.
[Appendix]
<Claim 1>
A first button for displaying a content explaining the content of a predetermined experience and a plurality of evaluation values for evaluating the content, and accepting a vote for executing the experience related to the content, and executing the experience Content display control means for displaying a second button for accepting a vote of
A predetermined character image is displayed, the character image is first changed in response to the user pressing the first button, and the content is added to the character image in response to the user pressing the second button. Character image display control means for causing a second change based on a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating
An information display system comprising:
<Claim 2>
The character image display control means accepts pressing of the first button and pressing of the second button only for the first time in the combination of each content and each user,
The information display system according to claim 1.
<Claim 3>
The content display control means displays a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating the content using a radar chart diagram.
The information display system according to claim 1.
<Claim 4>
The character image display control means further causes the character image to undergo the first change in response to the login of the user or a change of the profile by the user.
The information display system according to claim 1.
<Claim 5>
The content display control means further displays a third button for posting a report relating to the experience,
The character image display control means causes the character image to undergo the second change based on a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating the content in response to pressing of the third button by the user.
The information display system according to claim 1.
<Claim 6>
The character image display control means accepts pressing of the third button regardless of the number of times in the combination of each content and each user.
The information display system according to claim 5.
<Claim 7>
The character image displayed by the character image display control means is a tree, the growth of the trunk of the tree is the first change, and the leaf bush of the tree is the second change.
The information display system according to claim 1.
<Claim 8>
Computer
A first button for displaying a content explaining the content of a predetermined experience and a plurality of evaluation values for evaluating the content, and accepting a vote for executing the experience related to the content, and executing the experience Content display control means for displaying a second button for accepting the vote of
A predetermined character image is displayed, the character image is first changed in response to the user pressing the first button, and the content is added to the character image in response to the user pressing the second button. Character image display control means for causing a second change based on a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating
Information display program to function as

S Information display system 1 Server device 2, 2a, 2b Portable terminal 3, 3a, 3b Personal computer N Internet 4 Detailed display screen 41 Radar chart 42 “Yes!” Button (second button)
43 “I want to do” button (1st button)
44 Attribute 45 Theme 46 Overview 47 Prepared goods information 48 Image 5 List screen 51 title 54, 54a, 54b Index 541 Image 542 Theme 543 Radar chart 544 “Yes!” Button (second button)
545 “I want to do it” button (1st button)
56 “First Page” Button 57 “Previous Page” Button 58 “Next Page” Button 6 Glow Chart Value Display Screen 61 Point 62 Radar Charts 63a to 63s Tree Character 64 Glow Chart Values 7a to 7d Forest Character 8 Popup Screen 81 “ Post experience report "button (3rd button)
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Claims (8)

A first button for displaying a content explaining the content of a predetermined experience and a plurality of evaluation values for evaluating the content, and accepting a vote for executing the experience related to the content, and executing the experience Content display control means for displaying a second button for accepting a vote of
A predetermined character image is displayed, the character image is first changed in response to the user pressing the first button, and the content is added to the character image in response to the user pressing the second button. Character image display control means for causing a second change based on a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating
An information display system comprising: The character image display control means accepts pressing of the first button and pressing of the second button only for the first time in the combination of each content and each user,
The information display system according to claim 1. The content display control means displays a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating the content using a radar chart diagram.
The information display system according to claim 1. The character image display control means further causes the character image to undergo the first change in response to the login of the user or a change of the profile by the user.
The information display system according to claim 1. The content display control means further displays a third button for posting a report relating to the experience,
The character image display control means causes the character image to undergo the second change based on a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating the content in response to pressing of the third button by the user.
The information display system according to claim 1. The character image display control means accepts pressing of the third button regardless of the number of times in the combination of each content and each user.
The information display system according to claim 5. The character image displayed by the character image display control means is a tree, the growth of the trunk of the tree is the first change, and the leaf bush of the tree is the second change.
The information display system according to claim 1. Computer
A first button for displaying a content explaining the content of a predetermined experience and a plurality of evaluation values for evaluating the content, and accepting a vote for executing the experience related to the content, and executing the experience Content display control means for displaying a second button for accepting the vote of
A predetermined character image is displayed, the character image is first changed in response to the user pressing the first button, and the content is added to the character image in response to the user pressing the second button. Character image display control means for causing a second change based on a plurality of evaluation values obtained by evaluating
Information display program to function as