My middle school Tools for Tech class wrapped up their Innovation Projects yesterday. Since this is a technology course, the only major stipulation is that there needed to be a tech angle to the project.
Overall, I liked their projects. I had two music creators (GarageBand and Dubstep), one pixel art drawer, and one web designer. Their final projects were good. Good music. Nice graphics. It was good for 7th and 8th grade work.
I loved that my GarageBand guy put together a Prezi for his presentation and included an Animoto video of his song. My pixel art student did a great job of combining web building with his artwork. There was some good work out there!
However, there is always room for improvement...
You can find the projects below. I'd love any feedback you have for me!
Overall, I liked their projects. I had two music creators (GarageBand and Dubstep), one pixel art drawer, and one web designer. Their final projects were good. Good music. Nice graphics. It was good for 7th and 8th grade work.
I loved that my GarageBand guy put together a Prezi for his presentation and included an Animoto video of his song. My pixel art student did a great job of combining web building with his artwork. There was some good work out there!
However, there is always room for improvement...
- I was discouraged that two of my four students "turned in" edit versions of their projects, not something published. As you'll see on the links below, you'll have a hard time observing their work.
- We signed contracts at the beginning, but I think they forgot to check the contracts before they finalized things.
You can find the projects below. I'd love any feedback you have for me!
Mason: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1q0s3voHM2mhv8LYT7wuKZ1Ol_Dq2tYuzrJyXVhJOD6g/edit#slide=id.p
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