Nov 4 – Monday: Students complete P-BL #2 Survey Google Form & In-Class Essay #3
Nov 5-26: Project-Based Learning 2: Assign Team and Task
HW: Monday-Wednesday: Independent Reading w/Annotation, Thursday: vocabulary.com
- Students complete P-BL #2 Survey Google Form
- 5 Roles: Technoligist, Researcher, Communicator, Motivator, Coordinator (See in Form)
- Instructor creates a new copy and adjusts options for each class.
- Instructor creates teams and assigns tasks.
- Adjust assignments based on tech availability and class size.
- Tasks (nobody in your group can have done similar work in project #1)
- Start a small business providing healthy, environmentally friendly items for teens that cost less than $50.
- Build a non-profit organization that solves a local social problem for teens at no or little cost to citizens.
- Implement a school-wide program that reduces student stress without reducing learning.
- Create a new Door County political party that addresses the needs of DC young adults.
- Design a new educational system to meet the needs of 21st century kids.
- Review AI Project 1 Lessons:
- Creating a good AI prompt.
- Project points awarded based on time recommendations: Step 1, 5 possible points, etc.
- Time management, intrinsic motivation, failure is an option – but not laziness, and Design Thinking Process:
Phase 1: Understand:
Step 1: Empathize w/ Audience (5% time) 1. Analyze your audience 2. Research the situation
Step 2: Define Goals (5% time) 1. Explain possible solutions. 2. Define expectations
Phase 2: Explore & Create
Step 3: Ideate / Plan the Project (10% time) 1. List sound to crazy ideas. 2. Create full outlined plan (deadlines, responsibilities)
Step 4: Prototype/Create/Do (50% time) 1. Build it. 2. Record problems/solutions.
Phase 3: Share & Distribute
Step 5: Test (20% time) 1. Share & Refine the product/service/etc. 2. Change via feedback
Step 6: Implement (10% time) 1. Implement vision therough a launch or presentation.
- Students accomplish the task.
- Individual and Group Score
Notes:
- This time, your group must organize your work intelligently (or lose points).
- Each student must create/share an original Google doc to organize and record their individual work.
- Share with instructor and all other team members.
- Each group must use a digital meeting place/document/app to communicate effectively.
- Communication includes memory.
- Mr. Hanson must be able to see this work at some point (copy into a section of Doc.)
- Groups can choose to appoint a leader or not (decentralized growth through teamwork.)
- Teenagers often waste time without leadership.
- Everyone should use AI, but the technologist should facilitate/mentor the process regularly.
- From the first moment, research is critical, especially in phase 1.