LEARNING TARGETS:
» I can use a range of appropriate techniques and equipment competently during the creation process.
» I can ensure a safe working environment for themselves and others.
» I can follow the plan to produce the product/solution
» I can evaluate the plan and justify any changes to the plan (when necessary)
» I can create a product/solution of appropriate quality that meets the design specifications.
» I can ensure a safe working environment for themselves and others.
» I can follow the plan to produce the product/solution
» I can evaluate the plan and justify any changes to the plan (when necessary)
» I can create a product/solution of appropriate quality that meets the design specifications.
EXPECTATIONS:
» Write DAILY in your process journal documenting not only your success, but also your failures.
» Keep track of your plan, noting your stage in every entry, and continually evaluate your progress in the process journal.
» Maintain an ongoing evaluation and comment in your entries.
» Explain the tools and techniques used in the process of creation.
» Include photos and screen shots of the key phases of creation.
» Create a product/solution of appropriate quality that meets the design specifications.
» Give these posts labels of ProcessJournal and Create
» Keep track of your plan, noting your stage in every entry, and continually evaluate your progress in the process journal.
» Maintain an ongoing evaluation and comment in your entries.
» Explain the tools and techniques used in the process of creation.
» Include photos and screen shots of the key phases of creation.
» Create a product/solution of appropriate quality that meets the design specifications.
» Give these posts labels of ProcessJournal and Create
Your Process Journal is just that, a journal of your everyday progress. Document everything from your failures and frustrations to your successes and epiphanies. This should include critical evaluations of your work. You must take photos of your progress, so keep a camera on hand. If you are doing most of your work on the computer, take multiple screen shots daily.
Here are some questions you can answer in your journal:
- Are you on schedule? Explain.
- What is going well?
- Are there any concerns or problems?
- Are there any changes that need to be made?
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