|
As we get into the reality of the last several weeks of school the majority of class time will be studio time. Today we were lucky to have a visit from Mr Grossman who will be teaching the Engineering course at our LPS campus next year. Students were able to get feedback from him and help in developing their prototypes to the next (final) level.  Leo and Milton working on their stray dog feeder, Prototype 2  Andrew reconsiders his dimensions for his water filter  Renee hand drying her tie dye that will go on sale for Friday's rally (class colors!). Sales go to support her and Andrea's education initiative.   Seth and Jason focused as ever on their copper generator.
0 Comments
Will such a diverse array of final projects students have begun venturing into their own worlds of exploration.  Kozavid getting ready to demo his 'Foodget' -an under the table foot fidget tool to relieve anxiety.  Team Go-Kart taking the feedback to build an all-plastics prototype to scale before the real thing.  Celia beginning her tests for marine friendly plastic rings  Renee taking T shirt marketing to the next level  Jenica teaching herself how to 3D model with Fusion 360 (with a little help from Felipe)
Design Plans for prototypes 2.0 are due next week, students are required to indicate all parts of their projects. Posters were created to (hopefully) crowdsource our school to gather items to repurpose/recycle!    individuals and teams are prototyping for their Final Projects, beginning on their final design plans, and beginning to engage with the Stanford D School Design Methods in order to augment their process.       This week students were able to share their prototype 1.0s with the whole class and get positive and delta feedback from every one of their peers. Later in the week we cut our pages up into strips so everyone could read their feedback. Valuable feedback was .kept in their maker books to reflect back on during the design process. Sign ups for the Bay Area Maker Faire also happened!      |
Ms Rivera
|
RSS Feed