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Using your camera and voice recorder, record a brief introduction telling the group a little about yourself. Share your video via email with all group members.

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Use the provided roles in the instructions, or come up with alternate titles (make sure any viewer knows what each title means). Post your group's document here.

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Create a shared Word doc that lists who will perform each task. Post your group's document here.

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Go to the Daily Check-in. Let me know how the project is going.

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Create a Due Date or Milestone Word document that details when each task should be completed. Post your group's document here.

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Design an App to Solve a Real-World Problem

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Design an App to Solve a Real-World Problem

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Welcome to this exciting activity where you and your teammates get to make almost all of the decisions. This activity is a great addition to your learning portfolio!

It is expected that you will work collaborativley as a group, but that each group member will carry their own weight and contribute equally. If there is an issue you cannot solve as a group, I will be here to assist, but it is expected that you ask 3 before me to figure out how to solve any issue that arrises in your project. Learning from other teammates is expected, but you can also learn a lot from other groups!

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1. Collaboratively design an app using Code.org's App Lab to solve a real-world problem

2. Apply computational thinking to develop a digital solution

3. Work effectively in a group

4. Demonstrate communication and collaboration skills

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You will brainstorm real-world issues in our community, then collaborate with your group to design a solution in the form of an app using Code.org.

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1. Get to Know Each Other

2. Review the Teamwork Guide as a Group

3. Review the Project Instructions

4. Complete Daily Chack-In

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Identify a social, environmental, or educational issue

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1. Use a shared Word doc to collaborate and design goals

2. Assign group roles: Project Manager, Lead Coder, Researcher, and Presenter

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1. Use Code.org App Lab to build your app

2. Use peer feedback to solicit suggestions and make changes

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Make sure that your project meets or exceeds expectations!

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1. Record a Flip video explaining your app and how it solves the identified problem

2. Complete and individual reflection using the Microsoft Form you are provided to reflect on your contribution and team dynamics

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Place your group's video here

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Each individual should complete a Reflection Form: https://forms.gle/qMLJYFm1YxyZU5HbA

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Come up with a name for your group and include all group members names in your one team's response