Action Plan Checkpoint

Action Plan Checkpoint

We are now half way through our Ocean Soup Project. You should be able to explain challenges associated with the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, identify the underlying problem, and have an idea of what your solution will be. This week we are going to focus on developing an official action plan. You will need to either:

1. Write an action plan in the FPS format and display in a creative manner

2. Talk with me about a creative way to share what you have developed to implement your action plan

Notice your choices are narrowing as we approach the implementation phase. Your plan of action should be clearly identified by the end of this week. We will miss a week for Spring Break, but you should think about ways to forward your Action Plan Project during this time. When we return you will only have a few more days in the lab before we begin the poster project for our Action Plan Showcase Night.

Use the following link to access over 50 Web 2.0 tools.

http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/

Upload all documentation, as well as your creative digital product to the blog comment space. I need to know who you are, so add your first names and last initials to the comment.

This assignment is due Friday, March 22^nd for A day students and Monday, March 25^th(Yes I KNOW THIS IS THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING BREAK – GET IT DONE BEFORE THE DATE IF YOU DON’T WANT TO WORK OVER THE BREAK) for B day students.

Checkpoint 1 Overflow

This spot is for those who still need to upload information from checkpoint 1.

Checkpoint 2

Checkpoint #2 As we progress through the project, we will have checkpoints along the way. You have a few different options for this checkpoint. You can use the information you have learned in your research to either: 1.      Identify your underlying problem and five solutions and display them in a creative manner 2.      Elaborate on your final solution idea by displaying at least three ways you could use it to develop an action plan and share them in a creative manner 3.      Talk with me about a creative way to share what you have learned for this checkpoint Now that you have a clear understanding of the research and challenges involved with Ocean Soup, the time has come to finalize your solution idea, which will then allow you to begin creation of the final action plan you will implement. Keep in mind… if your Key Verb Phrase focuses on REDUCING the amount of plastic entering the ocean, then your Action Plan must reflect a project that is focused on REDUCING the amount of plastic entering the ocean. If your Key Verb Phrase focuses on EDUCATING people about the problem, then that is what your Action Plan should focus on. Hopefully you now see why the Underlying Problem is SO VERY important in problem solving. Use the following link to access over 50 Web 2.0 tools. http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/ Upload all documentation, as well as your creative digital product to the blog comment space. I need to know who you are, so add your first names and last initials to the comment. This assignment is due Friday, March 15th for A day students and Monday, March 18th for B day students

Checkpoint 1

As we progress through the project, we will have checkpoints along the way. You have a few different options. You can use the information you have learned in your research to either:

1.      Create your own Ocean Soup Future Scene

2.      Identify at least 8 challenges and display them in a creative manner

3.      Identify your underlying problem and five solutions and display them in a creative manner

4.      Talk with me about a creative way to share what you have learned for this checkpoint

The idea is that you go through the problem solving process and then share what you have done in a creative, innovative manner that helps everyone move closer to development of their action plans.

Use the following link to access over 50 Web 2.0 Tools you can use to share your project.

http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/

This assignment is due Friday, March 8^th for B day students and Monday, March 10^th for A day students.