Sharon Carver critiqued our use of BubblePop for numeracy tasks:
… The randomly chosen color for each bubble is probably harmless, but the randomly chosen size is distracting and, at least while we were watching, the larger number more frequently had the larger size bubble, so children may be trying to use the size of the bubble to make the judgement and be confused. Children have a concept of bigger and smaller that has to so with size, so you shouldn’t have size be a variable when you are trying to choose greater than / less than. That’ll just confuse.
Bubble size (height and width?) presumably gets determined and randomized somewhere in RoboTutor/comp_bubblepop/src/main/java/cmu/xprize/bp_component/ bubble.