“Designing solutions using process, choice, and time”
Richard Lehmann
Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
Enrichment
Project Process
“Designing solutions using process, choice, and time”
Critical Thinking
Enrichment
Project Process
Take a screen shot of the Smart Goal when completed and save to your Project Folder as Smart_Goal_Title
Example - Smart_Goal_Keyboard_35WPM
Take a screen shot of the Six W’s when complete and save to your Project Folder
Take a screen shot of the Trend Log when complete and save to your Project Folder
Project Starter Guide
1. Review a number projects before making a selection.
2. Select a project based upon need or your interests.
3. Combine projects to create themes.
4. Projects can be ongoing and may need adjustments to time management for completion.
5. If a project does not exist for your particular interest, you can create one, and have it reviewed.
6. You can change your project at any time, just construct a new project and have it reviewed.
Tiphour TIPLAB Introduction Guided Instruction Starter
1. Welcome to Technology Class and the Tiphour TIPLAB. 2. Sit were you want until there is a problem - Put your name on the Seating Chart - Respect 1st 3. Let’s log onto the computers... Set up cloud classroom, and Key Docs 4. Survey 5. Tiphour TIPLAB Explained 6. Technology Integrated Problems (TIP’s) 7. Learning Objectives 8. Circular Curriculum - Start Anytime 9. What is Technology? Name, List, Define... 10. What types of technology did you use over the break? 11. Finding this information online - search Tiphour, TIPLAB, #Tiphour, #TIPLAB 12. Go over classroom procedures…
Select a TIP Project
Photo Credit - © Richard Lehmann
I would like to learn about _______ and its effect on ________. I would like to create a ______ to inform ________ about ______. I would also like to know what the costs are to ______ . I would like to create a _______ to analyze the costs. I would also like to create a ______ and inform _______ about _____ and how it impacts _________
To be considered a TIP you must have at least three products to create. Use a minimum of three skills working on the project. Integrate at least one technology tool. Include evaluations for the products you plan to create. You can always add more products and information in your project as needed. You can also use any sample project as a starting place to create a new project. “The biggest part of creating a new project is knowing what questions to ask.” - RL
Take a screen shot of the Project when complete and save to your Project Folder
Today’s Date
Hour(s)
Collaboration
Product Development
Research/Tutorials
Skills/Fix/Repair
Evaluation
Other Work
Other Off Site
On Site
Off Site
Take a screen shot of The Time Management Evaluation when complete and save to Projects Folder.
