Wednesday Zoom class meetings @ 11:30am: 6/3
Teacher: Mr. ParKelly
3D Design Projects | 3D Animation | 3D Careers | End of Semester Cleanup
How does AR work?
How does AR make use of the sensors on your mobile device?
What are 3 apps that make use of AR?
What was one of the first uses of AR?
What are 3 ways AR is being used now? Any cool products?
What future use of AR can you predict?
Metaverse (AR)
Download the Metaverse Studio App to a phone or tablet
Tutorial Videos to learn the basics
Optional: Work with a partner
If you have not done so already...Download the Metaverse Studio App to a phone or tablet (available for iOS or Android)
Create an augmented reality Breakout experience
See example by scanning with the app
Breakout Game Experience Tutorial (watch and do)
Create at least 5 "clues" to open your "lock"
When finished, take a screenshot of your QR code and post to Seesaw so I can "experience it"
Watch: Introduction to storytelling
Watch: Your unique perspective
Complete: Activity 1 - copy and paste questions A & B and answer on a Seesaw Note
Watch: Your favorite stories
Complete: Activity 2 and answer on a Seesaw Note (A, B, and C)
Watch: "What if..." video
Complete: Activity 3 - copy and paste both questions to a Seesaw Note and answer
Watch: World and Character
Complete: Activity 4 - add questions A, B and C to a Seesaw Note and answer
What does the term "Virtual Reality" mean?
How did VR start?
What's the difference between type 1 VR headsets and type 2?
What is an example of a type 1 headset? Type 2 example?
What's the difference between VR and AR?
What technology is VR compared to that was popular at one time and is now nearly non-existent?
What needs to happen for VR to take off?
Just watch the video...it will help you for Friday...
Create a 6 scene tour - 6 different places
Your neighborhood
Vacation spots
National Parks
Where ever you want (school appropriate)
For each scene, add at least 1 point of interest
When finished...
publish your tour (very important)
and copy the link to post to Seesaw
Create a 6 scene tour - 6 different places
Your neighborhood
Vacation spots
National Parks
Where ever you want (school appropriate)
For each scene, add at least 1 point of interest
When finished...
Add a Cover Photo for your tour, you won't be able to publish it if you don't do this
Publish your tour-very important-afterwards you will get the link to the tour
Copy the link to your tour and paste to Seesaw
Watch: Introduction to Character
Complete: Step 1 of the Warm Up activity (skip Step 2)-copy and paste questions to a Seesaw Note and answer
Complete: ALL of Activity 1 (Parts A, B, C, D and E) - copy and paste questions to a Seesaw Note and answer
Watch: Wants vs Needs
Complete: Activity 2 - copy and paste questions to a Seesaw Note and answer
Download the app to your mobile device (iOS or Android), phone or tablet
Experiment scanning an object or space (no humans yet)
Go slowly...scan different angles and distances until you get the minimum requirements bar
You may need to wait for the scan to process...be patient
Share, through the app, your scan to Seesaw as a link
Finish scanning an object or a person
Share, through the app, your scan to Seesaw as a link
Watch: Obstacles
Complete: Activity 3 by copying and pasting to a Seesaw Note and answering the questions
Title your Note "Obstacles"
Review the flashcards
When ready, take the test:
All 17 questions
M/C and Matching
Screenshot, ENTIRE SCREEN, a score >90%
Post screenshot to Seesaw
Watch this slideshow
If it asks for a join code: PDQTH
Answer the questions as you go
No need to post to Seesaw--Mr. Parkelly can see you progress in the app:)
Watch: Character Arc
Complete: Activity 4 by copying and pasting to a different Seesaw Note and answering the questions
Title your Note "Character Arc"
Watch: Stakes
Complete: Activity 5 by copying and pasting to a different Seesaw Note and answering the questions
Title your Note "Stakes"
Create a 3D figure in Autodesk Character Generator (video tutorial)
OR
(if Autodesk Character Generator is not letting you create an account)
Download one of the figures to the right (video tutorial):
Create a 3D figure in Autodesk Character Generator (video tutorial)
OR
(if Autodesk Character Generator is not letting you create an account)
Download one of the figures on the 5/13 agenda (video tutorial)
Upload .FBX file of character generated in Autodesk Character generator and apply animation (video tutorial)
OR
Add downloaded character to Mixamo, rig it, and apply an animation (video tutorial)
Post a video or screenshot of animated figure to Seesaw (Quicktime screen recording or video with your phone)
If you receive error statements after trying Autodesk Character or one of the 4 blue characters, screenshot the error statement
Screenshot the character you created in Autodesk Character Generator to Seesaw if you were able to make one, but not animate it in Mixamo.
Add a caption to your screenshot for your character, regardless of whether or not you were able to animate it and...Tell it's backstory:
What is it's name?
Where does it come from?
What do they like to do?
What do they fear?
What emotion do they most often feel?
How would they respond if trapped in an elevator?
What do they need?
What obstacle(s) is (are) preventing them from getting what they need?
What are the stakes--what is at risk if they fail to overcome their obstacles and achieve their needs?
Add a caption to your screenshot for your character, regardless of whether or not you were able to animate it and...Tell it's backstory:
What is it's name?
Where does it come from?
What do they like to do?
What do they fear?
What emotion do they most often feel?
How would they respond if trapped in an elevator?
What do they need?
What obstacle(s) is (are) preventing them from getting what they need?
What are the stakes--what is at risk if they fail to overcome their obstacles and achieve their needs?
Sign up for WeVideo and join my class by clicking on this link - click on the green button labeled Join With a New Account
Use your school Google account to sign-in (click on Sign up with: Google)
You will now have FULL access to WeVideo--all the bells and whistles. Wahoo!
Watch WeVideo Intro Overview to see how it works
If you have not done this yet...
Sign up for WeVideo and join my class by clicking on this link - click on the green button labeled Join With a New Account
Use your school Google account to sign-in (click on Sign up with: Google)
You will now have FULL access to WeVideo--all the bells and whistles. Wahoo!
Watch WeVideo Intro Overview to see how it works
Download images/music from your Seesaw collection to your computer (click on the . . . and choose "Save")
Watch this tutorial on how to Edit with WeVideo (different from other video)
Add beginning titles "First Name's Portfolio Movie - 3D CrAn, Spring 2020
Add transition effects and any other effects
Add title overlays that include the name of the project
Insert your instrumental music from the WeVideo library or upload your own instrumental music
Add ending titles mentioning all of the tools used to create the projects and video
Requirements for Portfolio Movie:
Add beginning titles "First Name's Portfolio Movie - 3D CrAn, Spring 2020
Add transition effects and any other effects
Add title overlays that include the name of the project
Insert your instrumental music from the WeVideo library or upload your own instrumental music
Add ending titles mentioning all of the tools used to create the projects and video
Add the Maclab folder
Add a folder to the desktop and add your user name to it
Check to see if the class home page comes up on either Chrome or Firefox
Set up an account on Seesaw - enter the student code the teacher will share with you to join the class
Post an image of something amazing that was 3D printed as your first post
12 sentences or longer. Be sure to give examples of how 3D is used in various fields...
Show a score of A- or better for each quiz to the teacher
"How is 3D design changing the way we do things?"
Show a score of A- or better for each quiz to the teacher
OR
Get into groups of 4 or 5 (no groups smaller than 4 or bigger than 5)
Choose 1 person in group to "Make a copy" and share slides with rest of group
Follow directions on first slide
Screenshot the slides you completed and post to Seesaw
Add all 4 different shapes to your scene: Sphere, Torus, Cylinder and Cube
Transform (move each shape to a different area of your scene
Alter each shape twice with the various tools (Brush, Inflate, Drag, etc.)
Delete the grid
Add a background image
Add 1 or more different colors to each mesh
Download something of interest (school appropriate) from Thingiverse and import into your scene in SculptGL
Check out: What do the following do?
Render--> Shaders? Environment? Extra?
Topology?
Sculpting and Painting--> Radius? Symmetry? Texture?
Screenshot the slides you completed and post to Seesaw
Post a screenshot of the best angle of your finished scene to Seesaw
If all done, explore these 3D tools and then post a screenshot of something you created:
Useful information:
The leopard has as many spots as the number of years LE has been around (Hint: 1960)...and its body was colored too
Yes, there is a cube in this picture
And a sphere with 5 points
Find, download and import, into SculptGL, a plant OR animal cell from Thingiverse
Re-create a cross-section of a plant or animal cell
Add all parts (at least 1 example of each) as depicted in one of the images to the right
Plant has 15 parts, Animal 13
After molding different parts, color in with any color you want--you CAN NOT paint a part on to your cell!
Take a screenshot like below and add to Seesaw
In Seesaw, use the Label option to label the different parts of your cell
Take a screenshot and post to Seesaw (with text labels of each part?)
Add labels by using Seesaw!
Create an account
Click "Learn" in the upper right
Choose "Starters" and complete all of the "Direct Starters" (7 exercises)
Screenshot each "Direct Starter" exercise you complete to Seesaw
Go to "Lessons" and click on the "Ruler-Cm" lesson and complete
Due today
Be sure to group it when finished
All MM markers should be visible
Be sure to take note of the requirements below:
Everything is 3D
Has to be in MILLIMETERS
The height of the all the objects is 4 mm or 5mm
Keep the same colors
There are 2 types of rectangles and square shapes-there are 45
Center the 2020-oly logo into the center of the rectangles circle
Must sit on top of the grid and fill the entire space
Sign up with your Google Acct.
Create a 3D Text of your first, middle and last name
Use at least 3 colors
Different fonts
At least 3 different blue shape blocks (e.g. cube)
All the purple modify blocks
At least 1 green operator block
The blocks on the screen
Screen record a video using Quicktime
Starting from scratch, create one of the die options to the right
Octahedron - 30/30pts
Regular Dodecahedron - 35/30pts
Cuboctahedron - 40/30pts
Different exercises (e.g., situps, pushups, etc.)
Different durations (10 seconds, 30 seconds, etc.)
Stamp symbols on each face that mean something
Math problems
Logic questions
Other?
Don't forget to add fate text to each face
Post a screenshot to Seesaw
Add 4 rooms
Add any 5, or more, objects listed on board (or different objects) to house
Create a tour of your house using Quicktime screen recording
Finish your introduction to Codeblocks from the previous day and take a Quicktime movie of your creation
There are 5 different Codeblock creations
Build the first one you are given and take a screenshot
Make at least 6 changes to the code after you are done to make something different--take a screenshot if this new creation
Trade your "Card" with someone else and do the same as you did for your first card
Try to create/alter at least 4 cards, if not more
Five Shapes - 10pts per shape, torus is worth 20pts (60pts total)
Five shape object - 60pts
Free Build Crazy Pattern (Repeat block madness) - 30pts
Five Shapes - 10pts per shape, torus is worth 20pts (60pts total)
Five shape object - 60pts
Free Build Crazy Pattern (Repeat block madness) - 30pts
Log on
Clean desktop
Add a folder...and add subfolders as necessary
Always save to your folder!
Screenshot a 90% or higher score and post to SeeSaw
BE SURE TO SAVE FILE TO YOUR DESKTOP FOLDER AFTER YOU DOWNLOAD FILE
Refer to tutorial videos for making shapes
CAN NOT COPY AND PASTE MODELS!
Hands-On Tutorial Exercise - All shapes, except soccer ball, are due...Thursday (?) end of class
BE SURE TO SAVE FILE TO YOUR DESKTOP FOLDER AFTER YOU DOWNLOAD FILE
Refer to tutorial videos for making shapes
CAN NOT COPY AND PASTE MODELS!
Continue the Hands-On Tutorial Exercise - Due Friday
Refer to tutorial videos for making shapes
CAN NOT COPY AND PASTE MODELS!
If finished with the tutorial shapes, move on to the add-on requirements--->
Add 3D Text to one of your shapes
Add at least 5 more scenes that "fly" to your new add-ons
Go to the 3D Warehouse and import an object (no more than 3 items)
Import a picture file and "hang it" on one of the surfaces you built
Take a Quicktime video screen recording while clicking on all the scenes and post to Seesaw
Continue the Hands-On SketchUp Tutorial Exercise - Due FRIDAY
Refer to tutorial videos for making shapes
If finished with the tutorial shapes, move on to the Add-Ons requirements-------------->
Add 3D Text to one of your shapes
Add at least 5 more scenes that "fly" to your new add-ons
Go to the 3D Warehouse and import an object (no more than 3 items)
Import a picture file and "hang it" on one of the surfaces you built
Take a Quicktime video screen recording while clicking on all the scenes and post to Seesaw
Take a Quicktime video screen recording while clicking on all the scenes and post to Seesaw
Add 3D Text to one of your shapes
Add at least 5 more scenes that "fly" to your new add-ons
Go to the 3D Warehouse and import an object (no more than 3 items)
Import a picture file and "hang it" on one of the surfaces you built
Take a Quicktime video screen recording while clicking on all the scenes and post to Seesaw
Choose the Feet and Inches OR Meters template for your new scene in SketchUp
All creations need to be colored or have a texture/image added
Buildings and other objects must be to scale (except Olympus Mons)
Volcano (shield volcano like Olympus Mons) - diameter of at least 5000 ft and height of 1000 ft
Soil formed habitats for settlers (see example-at least 20)
Average distance of Mars from Sun: 1-1/2 times farther than Earth
Length of Mars year: 687 Earth days
Length of Mars day: 24 hours, 37 minutes
Mass (amount of matter it contains): About 1/10th of Earth’s
Diameter (distance across): About 1⁄2 of Earth’s
Number of moons: 2 (Phobos and Deimos)
Surface gravity compared with Earth: 0.38 (If you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you will weigh only 38 pounds on Mars)
Atmospheric pressure at Mars surface: Only about 1/100th (or less) of Earth’s
Main gases in atmosphere: Carbon dioxide, with a bit of nitrogen, oxygen, and argon.
Time for a spacecraft to travel to Mars from Earth: At least six months, depending on the positions of the two planets in their orbits around the Sun.
BrainPop: Fly to Mars (post to Seesaw)
Khan Academy-Mars: Modern Exploration (post Game completion)
Look at the list of requirements above
Take a Quicktime video recording of 10 or more scenes
Upload to Seesaw
Can you make the following shapes? Show the teacher each one (screenshot with bricks and shape)-60pts total
Rectangular Prism (Cuboid, 10x5x10) - 10pts
Cube (100 cubic units) - 10pts
Sphere (r=10) - 10pts
Tube (10 units long) - 10pts
Torus (r=10) - 20pts
*Square Pyramid (Egyptian or Mayan) (a=100, h=10)*
*Dome (Hemi-sphere r=10)*
When finished with at least 5 of the above shapes, build the following object and post to SeeSaw (60pts)
5 different interconnecting shapes-OK to add more than 1 of each shape
Only 1 shape can be in the point of origin (0, 0, 0). Hint:
Use 2 or more colors
Free Build Crazy Pattern: Make something using the repeat block and record it using Quicktime video (screen recording), and post to SeeSaw - 30pts
Any Questions?
Did Mr. Kelly make a mistake?
Turn in work not already in Seesaw
How does AR work?
How does AR make use of the sensors on your mobile device?
What are 3 apps that make use of AR?
What was one of the first uses of AR?
What are 3 ways AR is being used now? Any cool products?
What future use of AR can you predict?
What does the term "Virtual Reality" mean?
How did VR start?
What's the difference between type 1 VR headsets and type 2?
What is an example of a type 1 headset? Type 2 example?
What's the difference between VR and AR?
What technology is VR compared to that was popular at one time and is now nearly non-existent?
What needs to happen for VR to take off?
Metaverse (AR)
Download the Metaverse Studio App to your phone if you have your phone
Optional: Work with a partner
Find a partner, if possible, to create an augmented reality Breakout experience. If you do not have a mobile phone, be sure to connect with someone who does...
Decide who will design this first Experience, your partner will create #2 (if solo, you will create both #1 and #2)
Breakout Game Experience Tutorial (watch and do)
Create at least 5 "clues" to open your "lock"
Turn in Experience as a QR Code to Seesaw
Turn in Experience as a QR Code to Seesaw
Must have at least 5 "clues" to open your "lock"
Due TOMORROW!
Due TODAY
Turn in Experience as a QR Code to Seesaw
Must have at least 5 "clues" to open your "lock"
Solo or with a partner, create another quest
User must input responses in the following different ways:
Multiple choice
Text input
Sources of Information (clues)-at least 2 out of these 3 options
Webview
video
picture
Don't forget transitional scenes for incorrect/correct responses and ending congratulations
Solo or with a partner, create another quest
User must input responses in the following different ways- at least 1 each:
Multiple choice
Text input
Sources of Information (clues)-at least 2 out of these 3 options
webview
video
picture
Don't forget transitional scenes for incorrect/correct responses and ending congratulations
Create 5 or more "scenes"
Add at least 1 point of interest in each scene
Publish your tour
Post a screenshot of the QR code to Seesaw
Create a 6 scene tour
For each scene, add at least 1 point of interest
When finished, publish your tour and copy the link to Seesaw
Extra Credit: Upload one of your 3D objects into one of your scenes
Clara.io - 3D Creation, Animation and Rendering
Watch the 1-Minute Tutorial Videos that appear when Mudbox is opened (or in Help menu)
Sculpting a model in Mudbox (and exporting)
Import all 4 living templates
Human body
bull
T-Rex
lizard
Add 1, or more, joints to each model and pose them any way you want
Paint your living models - 1 or more colors
Alter with the Sculpt tools - at least 1 per model
Add textures (e.g. Stamp tools) to your model - at least 1 per model
Add ALL of the other, non-living, templates to your scene to create something...unique
Make the plane mesh your ground
Create a turntable video of your scene with 4, or more models, save and post to SeeSaw (Render-->Create Turntable Movie)
Import all 4 living templates-Human body, bull, T-Rex, and lizard
Add 1, or more, joints to each model and pose them any way you want
Paint your living models - 1 or more colors
Alter with the Sculpt tools - at least 1 per model
Add textures (e.g. Stamp tools) to your model - at least 1 per model
Add ALL of the other, non-living, templates to your scene to create something...unique
Make the plane mesh your ground
Create a turntable video of your scene and post to SeeSaw (Render-->Create Turntable Movie)
Orbit=Comm-Left click
Pan=Comm-Roller click
Ctrl=Invert (the opposite of what a sculpt tool does)
Shift-Lft. click = smoothing out
To paint 1 model only: Rt. click-Assign New Material-->Mudbox Material
Lose sight of your scene? = View-->Frame selection (A key)
Render--> Create Turntable Movie...
Due end of class Tuesday/Wednesday
Open the "Plane" mesh
At least 7 different landforms
Experiment with the texture brushes and paint your land
Sculpting and textures
A body of water (at least 3 kinds)
Something interesting...you can invent a landform or add something you've already made
Add the the scene you created earlier to your landscape (
Shrink them, or enlarge your landscape, so they are of relative size
*Post to Seesaw 2 different ways*
Add turntable video of your landscape
Take a screenshot and label all of your landforms and bodies of water
Due Monday
Don't forget to...
Add your scene you created earlier to your landscape
Shrink them, or enlarge your landscape, so they are of relative size
Post to Seesaw 2 different ways
Add turntable video of your landscape (optional)
Take a screenshot and label all of your landforms and bodies of water
Create folders for each program used
Take a screenshot of the inside of your organized desktop folder and post to Seesaw - 30pts!
Create folders for each program used
Take a screenshot of the inside of your organized desktop folder and post to Seesaw - 30pts!
Be sure to NOT use any premium features
Import your model into Mudbox
Create a turntable video and turn in to Seesaw
Human Skeletal System
Skeleton - Score 90% or better in under 1 minute and show the teacher
Human Muscular System
Posterior: Quiz 1
Human Body Muscles (latin) - Score 90% or better in under 1 minute and show the teacher
Be sure to NOT use any premium features
Import your model into Mudbox
Create a turntable video and turn in to Seesaw
Mudbox Character Scene (turntable video)
Organized folder (screenshot)
Living Landscape (add labels to screenshot in Seesaw)
Mudbox Character Scene (turntable video)
Organized folder (screenshot)
Living Landscape (add labels to screenshot in Seesaw)
What can you do?
Create an object that is composed of at least 1, each, of the following primitives:
Cube
Soccer Ball
Torus
Pyramid
Helix
Text
Your choice
Manipulate each shape:
Extrude (stretch out)
Scale
Rotate
Move
Serial number: 565-27002003
Create an object that is composed of at least 1, each, of the following primitives:
Cube
Sphere
Torus
Cone
Monkey
Text
Your choice
Manipulate each shape:
Extrude (stretch out)
Scale
Rotate
Color
Move
Collect images/video of work from the semester: 30 or <
Edit with Final Cut Pro X OR iMovie
Add a beginning title: "First Name 2018 3D CrAn Highlight Video"
Group your media by program used OR project and use title overlays
Transition effects between each image/video
Add ending credits with a list of all the tools you used to create your video
Create an instrumental (no singing) soundtrack in:
Wait to publish your video if you finish...
Use the shapes you created in previous activity and make them move like a Transformer
Move at least 4 different shapes in the following ways:
Location
Rotation
Scale
Extruding
Select the shape you want to animate
Create a keyframe: Click on the timeline @ frame 1 and hit the "S" key
Go to the next place on the timeline you want to make a change and click it
Make the change in the model you want
Click "S" to save the keyframe
To delete a keyframe, click on the keyframe marker and then type "Shift-S"
*Lost your timeline? Windows--> UI Elements...*
Go to Frame (click every 20 frames on timeline)
Make Change (rotate, extrude, resize, etc.)
Insert Keyframe (S)
Animate at least 4 different shapes
Record a Quicktime video and post to Seesaw if you finish
Take a Quicktime screen recording of your animation and post to Seesaw
Remember this rhyme:
Go to Frame
Make Change
Insert Keyframe
Animate at least 3 different shapes like you did in Maya
Have one shape move to a different location, another rotate and the third one change size (scale)
Create a simple Roller Coaster (a primitive that follows a track)
One of the following
OR Molecules made up of at least 8 electrons
OR Anything with at least 8 motion paths
Suggestion: Do the FX LAST or not at all if computer glitches
Primitive + Motion Path
Solar system or alternatives
Add an enclosed path (similar to Maya) and animate a primitive so it moves along it.
Ambitious? Create a water molecule (...think Mickey Mouse)
Post a video screen recording to Seesaw
Import Autodesk character from earlier into either Maya (.mb file) or Blender (may need to convert character to .obj?)
Add at least 11 keyframes
Add at least 2 motion paths
Change the background color to chromakey green:
Windows--> Settings/Preferences --> Color Settings --> 3D Views --> Click on the grey bar next to "Background" and choose the bright green color
Extra Credit: Change the camera angle
Quicktime record character
On the same Seesaw Note you answered Parts 1, 2, & 3 on, copy and paste the questions below and answer them in complete sentences.
Parts 4-Obstacles and Stakes
14. Brainstorm a few possible obstacles they might face.
15. What are the possible stakes of this choice?
Show the teacher an A- or better (all 17 Qs, matching and multiple choice)
Nearpod continued
3D Printer Parts Labeling
Quizlet: 3D Animation Terms - post a screenshot of an A- or better to SeeSaw. Multiple choice/Matching, all 13 questions
Turn in any missing assignments to Seesaw
Cyberix Games - Play any of the games on this site
Post a screenshot of all the slides YOU made for your characters-Group them together in SeeSaw
Have ONE person in your group post a screenshot of the last 4 slides-add the the names (edit people) of all the people from your group-Group them together in Seesaw
Add this information to a Seesaw Note
Copy and paste the questions below to the same Seesaw Note
Part 1-External features:
Is your character a human, animal, object?
What kind of clothing do they wear?
How does your character move?
What's the first thing you'd notice when looking at them from a distance?
Import Autodesk character from earlier into either Maya (.mb file) or Blender (may need to convert character to .obj?)
Add at least 11 keyframes
Add at least 2 motion paths
Windows--> Settings/Preferences --> Color Settings --> 3D Views --> Click on the grey bar next to "Background" and choose the bright green color
Extra Credit: Change the camera angle
On the same Seesaw Note you answered Part 1 on, copy and paste the questions below and answer them in complete sentences.
Part 2-Internal features:
5. What do they like to do?
6. What do they fear?
7. What emotion do they most often feel?
8. How would they respond if trapped in an elevator?
Import Autodesk character from earlier into either Maya (.mb file) or Blender (may need to convert character to .obj?)
Add at least 11 keyframes
Add at least 2 motion paths
Windows--> Settings/Preferences --> Color Settings --> 3D Views --> Click on the grey bar next to "Background" and choose the bright green color
Extra Credit: Change the camera angle
On the same Seesaw Note you answered Parts 1 & 2 on, copy and paste the questions below and answer them in complete sentences.
Part 3-Wants vs Needs
9. What do they want most?
10. Who do they want to become?
11. What might they want at the beginning?
12. What might they realize they need at the end?
13. What might they need in order to succeed?
Add Quicktime recording of animated character
Download sample videos from YouTube (use "VD" in web address)
Add green screen video and a background image/video of choice into Final Cut Pro X (FCPX)
Add audio or sound effects
Share --> Export Video-->H.264 compression
Work with your row to complete ALL 3 activities...Post the congratulations screen to SeeSaw when you solve each puzzle and then add the people who are in your row
Exercises-
OpenSCAD Ex. 1
OpenSCAD Ex. 2
Tutorials and References-
Use the installed version OR try the online version--OpenSCAD .net--(Chrome only)
Change Seat if necessary (drag folder to Maclab)
Keyboarding Activity of Choice
Kahoot.it
Continue Breakout Game Experience
Create at least 5 "clues" to open your "lock"
Ready to use your phone?
Download the Metaverse AR Browser app for either iPhone or Android
Sign in and see if you can get your Breakout Game Experience to work
Share with others!
Take a screenshot of the QR code and post to SeeSaw
Include the name of your Breakout Game experience and the name of your partner (if you have one)...No groups of 3!
Download the Word document with questions
Use the links or a Google search to find information about continuing a career in 3D
Due Tomorrow!
Must be able to show both wpm and accuracy
Share best result with teacher
Render a turntable video and post to Seesaw