Tool Videos
Assignment:
We are going to be splitting up into 2 types of groups -
We are going to be splitting up into 2 types of groups -
100% online = Buyers/Distributors
You will need to 'create' your brand as well as outline what you are 'looking for' when you are shopping for a new tool.
You can choose to be a wood worker, cabinet maker, big-box buyer (think Home Depot or Lowes), small hardware store owner, general tools distributor, autoshop owner, blacksmith, etc.
You will be acting as the buyer for the tools that are presented to you for safety and sales
Hybrids = Sales teams
You will be the video producer sales teams (you teams have been decided for you)
In your teams, you will need to create scripts/video content for the sale of a given power tool
You will have until 11/6/2020 to have your videos completed and submitted for our 'buyers' to review and decide upon
HYBRID TEAMS for Period 4:
Cameron, Lynn, Trevor - Scroll Saw
Brody, Kiva, Braden - Miter Saw
Dylan, Hailey, Tyler - Drill Press
Addy, Alex, Jordan - Miter Saw
Adam, Taylor - Scroll Saw
HYBRID TEAMS for Period 6:
Garrett, Owen, Breaden - Scroll Saw
Avarie, Caitlin - Drill Press
Michael, Molly, Aydien - Miter Saw
Addi, Ryder, Johnny - Miter Saw
Jojo, Jace, Emi - Scroll Saw
Justyce, Colton - Drill Press
TIMELINES & TO DO LISTS:
Monday, Oct 12 -
Full Class: Intro unit project
Hybrid: Research your group's tool- how to sell, how to be safe with it, etc. Also research how to make a good sales video and a good safety video. Start compiling resources that you may want to include in your 3-5 minute videos.
SALES VIDEO: Why people 'need' this tool, how it is helpful, all that you can do with the tool, etc.
SAFETY VIDEO: What safety clothing do you need, what is the correct process of using the tool, etc.
100% Online: Begin developing your ideas for your "job." What company (real or made up) do you work for? What is your job description? Are you part of a team or are you your own boss? What kind of work does you/your company do and what tools do you/your company need for it? What are some important things you need to consider when buying tools for your company? What would make you NOT want to buy a specific kind of tool, why?
W/Th, Oct 21-22 -
Hybrid: Tool lab notes, video review, & lab practice; establish teams & expectations
100% Online: Using the doc in google classroom, begin designing your Business Portfolio.
F, Oct 23 -
Hybrid: Asyncronous teamwork; scripting, roles, etc.
100% Online: Finish and submit your Business Portfolio so sales teams can find their target audience
W/Th, Oct 28/29 -
Hybrid: Script writing for your tool- safety & sales videos; start videofilming if time allows (wevideo is probably your best option)
100% Online: Look Fors rubric work; Resume & Portflio Work
F, Oct 30 -
Hybrid: Asyncronous editing & writing
100% Online: Submit your resumes to classroom.
W/Th, Nov 4/5 -
Hybrid: Work in your teams to work on your videos
100% Online: Create an introduction video for yourself
F, Nov 6 -
Hybrid: VIDEOS ARE DUE (turn into Google Classroom)
100% Online:
W/Th, Nov 11/12 -
Hybrid: In class creation in tool lab; online reflection & feedback
100% Online: Review videos and choose the ones that you would "buy" for your company. Which one(s) explained safety for the tool in the best way?