Cybersecurity - Lesson 11: Project - Innovation Simulation Part 5
Overview
Students meet with their groups to develop a shared artifact or presentation that presents their collective vision for the Future School.
Purpose
In this lesson students finish writing their one-pagers and meet to begin developing their group presentation. The goal of this collaborative process is to force students to think about the overall collective impact of their innovations, force them to continue to take multiple perspectives, and encourage collaboration for this last major project of the year.
Goals
Students will be able to:
- Students will have started to design a group presentation or artifact that presents their innovations and aligns them to a single theme.
Preparation
Make sure students have access to their project guides if you are collecting them between classes.
Resources
Supplemental code.org material
For the Teachers
For the Students
Getting Started (3 minutes)
Distribute: Pass out badges and nameplates. While you are doing this, draw students' attention to the red box in the slide header that indicates the class is in simulation mode. From this point on in the class, students are thinking from the perspective of their given character.
Group: Instruct students to sit with their project teams
Remarks
- Delegates today you will have time to finish your one-pagers and work on your group presentation.
Activity (35 mins)
Distribute: Give students back CSP Innovation Simulation Project Guide - Activity Guide if they don't already have them on hand.
Remarks
- Before you start preparing for your group presentation, take a few minutes to finish filling out the "Addressing Concerns" section in your One Pager. Once you're done, move on to Step 5.
Step 5 - Preparing Your Group Presentation - 5 mins: As a class review the instructions in their project guides. Highlight the fact that they have a lot of freedom to choose their presentation format.
Teaching Tip
Time Expectations: Make sure to set clear expectations with your students about how much time they'll have to present. This curriculum assumes roughly 20-30 minutes for all groups to present.
Encouraging Creative Presentations: Depending on your students' interests and skills you may encourage a wide variety of presentation types. While students have clear expectations on making sure they present a unified theme and briefly mention all innovations in their proposal.
Have groups fill out the two reflection questions on their project guides to lock down their unified theme and also find the connections between their theme and the innovation they chose.
Work Time - 35 minutes: Groups should get 35 minutes to work on designing their presentation.
Wrap up (5 Minutes)
Remarks
- Great work today delegates. Next time we meet you'll have a chance to get feedback on your draft presentations from another group. Then you'll have work time to finish your presentations and make any final edits to your one-pagers because after that it'll be time for the big convention!
Standards Alignment
- CSTA K-12 Computer Science Standards (2017): 3A-IC-24, 3A-IC-27, 3B-IC-25
Next Tutorial
In the next tutorial, we will discuss Code.Org Unit 10 Lesson 12, which describes Lesson Overview.