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The first phase of your Personal Project will be planning, and this will also be the first part of your Report. Here are the assessment criteria:
For Criterion A, the student:
states a learning goal and explains the connection between personal interest(s) and that goal
states their intended product and presents multiple appropriate, detailed success criteria for the product
presents a detailed plan for achieving the product and all of its associated success criteria.
You already thought about your inspiration & learning goals and have been doing your research to meet your learning goals.
You already defined what your product / outcome will be and created your specifications / success criteria and designed a test and a four level rubric.
Now you will...
...create a Product Plan for how you will achieve your Product and its associated success criteria
...create a Product Plan for how you will achieve your Product and its associated success criteria
HOW AM I SCORED?
HOW AM I SCORED?
Strand iii: present a detailed plan for achieving the product and all of its associated success criteria
Strand iii: present a detailed plan for achieving the product and all of its associated success criteria
"Plan": a logical intended course of action which documents time and resources
"Plan": a logical intended course of action which documents time and resources
This is a record of the development process: it records actions taken during the creation of the product as directed by the plan, reflecting any modifications of the original plan.
You should submit a product plan (including any revisions, refinements or further development) and a record of actions taken during its execution as an appendix to the project report. The report should reference these extracts as evidence for achievement in this strand.
You will benefit from referencing research in your plan. If you're able to reference how you incorporate certain pieces of research, it helps demonstrate that you have a stronger, more mapped out plan.
Helpful Resources for PLANNING
Helpful Resources for PLANNING
You can use the tools that you are familiar with to help you: Google Calendar and your Google Process Journal & Workbook. Maybe Trello from design class.
You can use the tools that you are familiar with to help you: Google Calendar and your Google Process Journal & Workbook. Maybe Trello from design class.
Examples of Plans and Timelines
Examples of Plans and Timelines
planning_guidelines_e.pdfPlanning Guidelines
Planning Guidelines
Get your planning & thinking started
Creating an Action Plan.pptxCreating a product plan
Creating a product plan
Slides from the IBO
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