Project Management

1. Set up a Trello board to help you manage the development of your project -

 You must use the board to pass. How well you use it will get you a M or E grade.

2. Break down your project into tasks (components) that build on each other to create the whole outcome (e.g. setting up files and folders, editing images) 

3. Each week (sprint) you will select which tasks you need to have completed by the end of the week and will move the cards accordingly. 

4. At the end of the week (sprint), you will create a column to show what you actually achieved during that sprint by moving the relevant cards there and take part in the reflection activity in class. 

5. While you are developing the outcome, use version controls (e.g. Save versions of your outcome) when you complete a stage. 

Developing the digital outcome and component testing and trialling 

1. As you develop your outcome, you need to show the trialling of different components and select the best one for use. This should include different ways of doing something or solving a problem and trialling to improve the look/ functionality. 

2. You should save a version at the end of each stage/ component. 

Throughout this stage, get end-user feedback to help you make decisions about the most suitable components and refine your outcome. How well you do this will affect whether you get an A, M, or E grade. 

Clearly record your developing and testing and trialling. 

Ideas of components that could be trialled:

• Photospheres

• Colours, positioning, sizing, rotation of 3D models and assets 

• Camera position/ animation

• Text sizes/ fonts

• Layout of gallery

• Images used

• Controls

• Different ways of doing things (e.g. Importing models or using primitives)

Achieved (Must do): Show the development of the component by taking screenshots, with brief annotations as to the decisions that were made and why. 

For Merit /Excellence:

• Show evidence of trialling a number of options for components to help with selecting which one is most suitable for example,

  • Trial multiple ways to solve the same sub-problem and select the best.  

  • Trial to improve look/ functionality

• There is evidence that the information gained from trialling components was used to improve the outcome.

  • This is more than just bug fixes – the outcome’s functionalities should be enhanced as a result of the improvement.

• Improvements to the outcome have been made based on testing and end-user feedback, along with reasons for why.

Final Testing & Evaluation (could be a verbal presentation)

1. Show the outcome functioning as intended on phone and PC - you could do this through a screen recording or screenshots. 

2. Write/ present a reflection to discuss how the information from planning, testing and trialling of components assisted in the development of a high-quality outcome, that meets end-user requirements and addresses relevant implications. This should include, 

   1. Annotated screenshots of the changes made throughout the process and how feedback from the end-users and the testing process helped to refine the outcome. 

   2. Screenshots of the Trello board with a reflection on how it guided the development process and helped with getting components completed on time and meeting deadlines.