Sharing and Reflecting: The Tech Showcase
Students present their final interactive projects, explaining their design choices and the logic behind their code to an audience.
Key Questions
- Explain the functionality and purpose of your coded project to a new audience.
- Critique the most challenging aspect of developing your interactive project.
- Hypothesize potential future enhancements or additions to your current project.
ACARA Content Descriptions
Suggested Methodologies
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