You have been asked by a software company to provide a training session on User-centered Design. Describe a user-centred design approach and techniques used (10) As part of a new project Digital Pathways are developing an Interactive Kiosk for a Science Museum to be used by children. The kiosk will provide learning activities and games about wind turbines (b) List the possible stakeholders of this system (4) (c) Explain why a combination of ethnography and prototyping is useful for the requirements elicitation process (7) (d) Explain, with examples, the difference between functional requirements and non-functional requirements. (4)