Announcements
- Note: sketches are important, but if you plan to make a physical object(s), be sure to start prototyping physical objects.
- Final Project requirements are now updated. Note the Bibliography (non-annotated) requirement.
- Final Deliverables are now updated.
- You must be present and on-time at the final class on May 4.
- Final Deliverables are due on your website and Google drive on May 6 @ 10AM.
- Slideshow from Alexis Treviso (at2848 @nyu)
- Also: eltonkwok@nyu (for checking out equipment)
- Challenges/grants
- NYU Makerspace $50 Mini-grant (use NYU ID to see form)
- Spaces
Agenda
- Tandon Makerspace Tour
- Guest Maker: Jie Qi
- Class updates
- 1-on-1 and prototyping time. Note that you have 2 remaining in-class work sessions after today!
Assignments
- POST
- Finish your less lo-fi prototype and document it with an image and/or text explanation. Is this a looks-like, feels-like, or works-like prototype?
- Read One Designer Shares: How to Use Design to Tell a Story OR Watch/Listen to at least one of the TED: Storytelling Videos and post your response. Please answer and be prepared to discuss next week:
- Did this article/video give you new ideas for how you will tell the story (frame/message) of your prototype?
- If so, what are the new ideas?
- If not, why?
- (If applicable) Constant input/output. If you’re merging your prototype into your constant input/output, MARK THIS ON YOUR POSTS.
- BRING your prototypes/sketches/project files/materials etc to show and work on in class.