T&I Advanced Studies
The one thing all of you need to understand is that you own this class. Each of us brings strengths and baggage to the table. Success is going to be dependent upon everyone putting forth their best efforts.
T&I is a PBL course. PBL = Project Based Learning.
In addition to the real-world projects, each student must complete a project portfolio, a paper, and final presentation.
Teams:
Broadcast, podcast, graphics, web design, animation
Leadership:
Morning Growl should include:
News and sports that are relevant to Millbrook students. This should include upcoming events as well as reporting on recent events.
The scaffold for MG is as follows:
-Intro (graphic or animation)
-“good morning”
-news graphic
-news
-sports graphic
-sports
-student highlight (non academy student).
-“thank you for watching”
-credits (rolling)
-news and sports need to be millbrook, local/state, national/international.
Given the above, and that this is a PBL...
What rules will you establish for yourselves, and how will you hold yourselves accountable?
Paper: 800 words (Final Draft Due 24 January 2020)
Paragraph 1 - what did you hope to accomplish? What were your goals for this project/year?
Paragraph 2 - what did you expect the challenges to be? Or how did you challenge yourself?
Paragraphs 3-4-5- what did you actually accomplish? Each paragraph should site a specific accomplishment aspect. Refer to your Project Portfolio.
Paragraph 6 - what were the actual challenges? Or - how did your expectations evolve?
Paragraph 7 - how did your accomplishments stack-up against your expectations?
The 24 January deadline is a hard deadline. You will submit what you have by that date. It is the end of the Semester, and late work cannot be accepted.
The Final Draft of your paper represents 35% of your 2nd Nine Weeks grade.
Product Portfolio (Due 1 April 2020)
Product Portfolios will be uploaded to a specific page on the student's website. The parameters are as follows:
1.) Each student is required to post at least six high quality examples. These examples should be representative of the time allotted.
2.) The portfolio page on the website must be named "Portfolio Page".
3.) A direct link to the portfolio page will be submitted to the google classroom.
4.) Each submitted piece must be original student work and verifiable.
5.) Portfolio work should be aligned to your Area of Focus (Graphics, Animation, Audio, Video, Web Design). However, one of the six submissions may be outside of your AOF.
The 1 April deadline is a hard deadline. You will submit what you have by that date. It is the end of the Semester, and late work cannot be accepted.
Product portfolios represent 35% of your 3rd Nine Weeks grade.