New Modules Today! Round 2


On to round 2!  
Advance to the next module today.
Example: If you were in Robotics, you are now in App Inventor.
Module 9 Cyber Safety people are now in Robotics.
I will be doing Module 1 grades today (worth 100 points) so make sure everything is in.
Everyone should be very busy today so get to work :)

Welcome to Interactive Media!

Today you will:

1. Look at class blog/modules.
2. Go over class expectations: How do I get an A?
3. See A+ Journal examples.
4. Set up your journal in Google Drive: Use 5LastnameFirstName as your document title.
5. Share your journal with me: Staci.hansen@usd460.org

The Power of Self-Reflection

Self-assessment inspires learning.
It is an important aspect of growing and learning...
not only about one’s academic abilities but also one’s
strengths,
weaknesses,
and can help us answer questions such as:
“What can I improve on and do better at?”
“What did I do really well during this project?”
“What would I do differently next time?”

You should be self reflecting regularly.
The journals are not only to document your assignments,
But also to allow you to reflect everyday.
Therefore for this last module, we will be doing a self-assessment.

Honesty is key in order for self-reflection to be productive.


Journal Reflections

We are mid-way through the semester!
If you are stuck writing the same things over and over in your journal...
I have added a "Reflections" Tab on the home page.
Read for 40 good reflection questions you can answer in your journal.
This can help you get all of the points for reflecting on your learning every day!

Module 4

New modules start today!
You are on Module 4!
Remember to read through your module so you know what to expect and can budget time accordingly.
Also, we have many experts in the room now who can help if you get stuck.

Monday, Sept 19, 2016

Today is the last day of your module.
Please make sure everything you have completed is in your 
JOURNAL so you can get all the points!
Check out our new "A work" wall at the back of the classroom or on the 
"HHS Student Projects" tab of this website!
There has been some impressive work this module! Keep it up!