Assessment

Final Script Exhibition

Effective Communication Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Content Expertise Collaboration Self Directed Learning Product Assessment Exhibition Reflection Core Content Project Launch Community Partners Essential Question Critique and Revision Submission Required Grading Required

You will present your final animation script and voice recordings to an authentic audience that includes users, stakeholders, and domain experts. Set up interactive stations to help visitors explore character motivations and themes of hope and resilience, facilitate discussions, and gather feedback to inform final revisions. Demonstrate how your design thinking, collaboration, and communication have evolved through this project and reflect on your growth as a communicator.

Plan day
Day 20
Duration
3 min
Grouping
Small Group
Steps
8 steps

Lesson plan

8 steps · 3 min
# What teachers do
1 Set up your presentation space ensuring voice recordings and scripts are accessible. (20 min)
2 Introduce the exhibition and explain the storyline and the presentation agenda to your audience. (30 min)
3 Facilitate a reading of key script excerpts by voice actors. (50 min)
4 Host a Q&A session to discuss the themes of hope and resilience from the script. (40 min)
5 Organize a gallery walk where attendees can view other related artifacts like storyboards and sketches. (30 min)
6 Collect feedback from the community partners and audience using feedback forms or discussion. (50 min)
7 Reflect on the feedback received and document key insights for revisions. (30 min)
8 Wrap up by thanking participants and outlining next steps for script revisions. (20 min)
Preparation (1 item)
  • Coordinate with Miss Vallery to confirm the attendance of community partners and stakeholders from Southwestern college.
Student-facing instructions
Your task is to present your animation script and voice recordings to an audience. Set up your presentation area, gather any materials you need such as your script, voice recordings, and feedback forms. During the presentation, introduce your project, engage the audience with script readings, and encourage discussion about the themes of hope and resilience. Afterward, collect feedback to refine your work, and conclude by reflecting on your experience.