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Thursday, July 14, 2011

My Planning Log

Planning Log

Keep a record of both what you intend to do and what you did over the course of the next 3 weeks as we work through the Technology Process.



Week 5Week 6Week 7
What I plan to doPlan my workSend it so the students in room 21 as well as some year 7/8s to gather information of what they thinkWork on my P.M.I and draw some ideas
Materials I will needPiece of paperNetbook to send to everyone in class and some in the intermidiate blockComputer, pencil, paper
People/Sources I need to consult for more information.Miss Joy, Mrs Lagitupu and Te RoimataTe Roimata to help me write the questions
What did you find difficult and why?
Answering some of the other students questionsThink of what my final design was going to be because I wanted it to be a little bit more creative than the rest
What I will do next as a result of any difficulties.Talk to them about the problem
Ask Roimata or come up with some creative drawings in my book






STAKEHOLDERS

The Stakeholders are the people who have an effect on the production of your product

The Primary Stakeholder is your client ie. the person or community of people that your sign is going to be created for. eg. ….

Wider Community Stakeholders:Key Stakeholders:Primary Stakeholder:
Parents
Caregivers
Visitors
Community


Teachers
Students
Year 7/8
Me
Te Roimata




ATTRIBUTES: These describe the physical (what it is like) and functional (what it will do) characteristics of a product. These characteristics are key or essential for the successful function of a product and should be re- evaluated at each stage of the design process.

With your sign in mind, complete the following attributes table:

Attribute

Method of Measurement

Specification

eg. Eye catching

sign will appeal (be noticed) by stakeholders

Sign must be clear, stand out and be creative

Size

Small/ Medium


Colour

Red


Create awareness (e.g. clear message)

Be aware of people around you when you run


Durable/ Weather resistant

A fine day


Ideal location (in the right area)

At the pedestrian crossing and inside the street

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