Good Afternoon Globalorians!
If you are in my class, and you are reading this in 6th block on December 8th, 2010, then we must have actually had school today, and the substitute must have gotten my message to take you to Mr. Warfield's room.
Since our time online has been limited recently, I wanted to make sure you had a chance to update your blogs and wikis while I am absent.
1st - Compose a new blogpost in which you reflect on your progress with your paper prototype so far. Answer the following questions in detail:
* How many screens are shown in your paper prototype? What are they?
* Are all buttons/actions which will link to another screen shown clearly so that someone else who is play testing your prototype will clearly understand what they are trying to do? Are there any adjustments you think you might need to make in order for this to be complete.
* Are you satisfied that the prototype meets all of the requirements of the project as outlined in the wiki paper prototype assignment? What might you need to do to finalize your prototype?
* Are you looking forward to posting your prototype video and your video blog? Why or why not?
Once you have posted, read a classmate's blog post and comment on it.
2nd - Go to your wiki page. All of this year's project progress must be recorded on "Projects - Mr. Allder's 2010" section. Not the "Projects" section. If your progress is recorded in the wrong place, don't fret. Just make sure you are logged on, then open your "Projects" page and click the edit button. With the entire section open for editing, highlight and copy EVERYTHING from this page. Then open your "Projects - Mr. Allder's 2010" page and click the edit button. With the entire section open for editing, highlight all of the text from this page then paste your material in it's place. NOTE TO NICK, ANDREW, and AMANDA: Projects from past years should be archived in the "Projects" page. Do not delete old material.
Be sure to update your Learning logs for today as well as last week's classes. See you Friday as we finish up and film our prototypes!
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