34. Final Project Iteration 3
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Students form groups of 7 to see 2-3 new projects. Presenters demonstrate their project and discuss what remains to be completed and where challenges lie. Audience provides feedback on appearance, functionality, and interest. Feedback is recorded. Students then work on projects and help each other. By Friday, students must email their code, data, assets and a summary of received feedback and goals for final submission.
34. Final Project Iteration 3
- 1. Iteration 3Presentation & Feedback 1. Form into spontaneous groups of approximately 7! 2. See at least 2-3 new projects
- 2. 5 Minutes The Speaker! • Demonstrate / play-test your project! • What is left to complete?! • Where do you have challenges?! ! The Audience! • How does it look? Polished? Professional! • How does it work? Smooth performance or buggy?! • Is it fun? Informative? Interesting?! ! Record the feedback. When your group finishes, work on your projects, & help each other out.
- 3. For Next Time… Turn in by class time on Friday, via email:! 1. Your code, data, assets! 2. A document (.pdf) summarizing:! a. the feedback you received! b. your concrete goals for final submission! • Reading: Shiffman, pp. 397–406 (Exporting)! And please re-arrange the desks!