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Tech Concepts, Smith, 01-29-2020 (Q3 Day 2)

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Warm-Up:

  1. Take your homework from the 27th and enter it in Google Classroom ASAP to earn credit.

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Objective:

Students will generate and conceptualize artistic ideas and work to demonstrate understanding of PGCPS technology rules. (Anchor Standard 1)

Today's Agenda

Business

  1. Syllabus Review
  2. Important Dates
    1. 01-29 AUP Quiz
    2. 02-07: Q3 P1 Due
    3. 02-21: Q3 P2 Due
    4. 03-06: Q3 P3 Due
    5. 03-20: Q3 P4 Due
    6. 04-03: Q4 P1 Due

Learning Opportunities

  1. AUP Quiz
    1. Posted to Google Classroom
    2. You may submit the quiz as many times as needed TODAY to earn an A,
    3. After today the quiz will no longer be eligible for resubmission.
  2. Project 1
    1. Citations
      1. If it isn't yours, DON'T use it without permission.
      2. If you HAVE permission, DON'T use it without citation.
        1. Link to page with licensing info (if possible)
        2. If link isn't possible:
          1. Work name
          2. Artist name
          3. Location where work was acquired
      3. List of approved sources
        1. If you wish to use a source not on this list, check with Mr. Smith.
    2. Rubric
      1. ► 25% Project addresses one of the rules found in the following subheadings of Student Rights & Responsibilities, Section 10
        1. Portable Electronic Devices (PEDs)
        2. Use of Technology
        3. Social Media
      2. ► 25% 2-5 min video TRT or a 4-6 slide Google Slide Presentation.
      3. ► 25% Video consists of 3 or more camera angles, slide show includes 3 or more images, used with permission.
      4. ► 25% Video includes sound effects &/or music used with permission, slide show includes transitions between each slide and at least 3 slide element animations.
  3. Exit Ticket (Auto-posted to Google Classroom at 3:40pm.)

    1. What is something you accomplished today that made you proud of the effort you spent on it?
  4. HOMEWORK
    1. 01-27: List 3-5 ideas for projects you think  might work in a Technology course.
    2. 01-29: Look at your brainstormed list from the 27th and pick ONE thing. Write a description of what you want the finished project to look like when finished, but try to avoid opinion-loaded words like "good."