Documentation / Studio
Initial Portfolio ✅ Syllabus / Lab Fee ✅ "Who Are You?" Paragraph about you.✅ "What Inspires You?" Inspiration Board
✅ Create Google Site ✅ Turn in Portfolio Address 1R 3R 4R✅ Set Up OneDrive
Documentation / Studio
Initial Portfolio ✅ Syllabus / Lab Fee ✅ "Who Are You?" Paragraph about you.Foundational Skills
✅ Final Google Doodle Game ✅ Basic Flowchart #1✅ Basic Flowchart #2✅ Initial Simple JavaScript Game✅ Initial Final JavaScript GameGame Design Students will explore the world of design, learn new software and hardware, but ultimately the focus will be on idea development. Game Design is a new & exciting project based course, where students learn the interactive 3D world, create original games, and interactive environments. This class is ideal for artists, designers, photographers, and students pursuing careers in engineering, industrial design, or architecture. LAB FEE: $15 is required for design supplies and materials. *Meets MYP Design requirements
INITIAL IDEA EXPLORATION
⬜ Game History Inspiration Board ⬜ Narrowed Focus Inspiration Board IDEA EXPLORATION ⬜ Direction Analysis, & Reflection ⬜ State Design Objective ______________________________________________________________________No playing games, YouTube, Instagram or other sources of entertainment in the classroom during or before class.
No using the phone while a student or teacher is presenting.
You can listen to music while working as long as you do not disturb other students and remove earbuds while a student or teacher is presenting.
If there is an emergency and you need to answer the phone or make a call, ask me to go to the front room.
Student Assessment: Students are assessed based on three main areas: foundation skills, developing ideas, and independent project & skills development. This holistic approach is student-centered and promotes a growth mindset. Grading is competency-based, ranging from 6-10, with 12 representing above mastery. This method allows students to practice and master competencies and skills without the penalty of receiving a poor grade, creating opportunities for them to learn from their mistakes and grow.