Jun 23, 2016
We formatted our final meeting as if we were all students at one of the Savannah ASP locations. We began "class" with some light stretching and body movement to clear our minds.
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We formatted our final meeting as if we were all students at one of the Savannah ASP locations. We began "class" with some light stretching and body movement to clear our minds.
Co-Creative Implementation
Our fourth and final workshop, Co-Creative Implementation, was an opportunity for us to finalize a few of our solutions with the Savannah ASP staff and discuss steps for implementing these solutions. By this point, we were all very comfortable with each other. One of the side affects of this was that some members of the group would often put down each other's ideas. To help avoid excessively negative feedback, we used the group's idea for an incentives chart to track positive contribution.
Prototyping that doesn't suck. Create interactive prototypes that feel native, straight from Photoshop.
Early prototyping through role play the campers first morning waking up at Shift outdoor design camp!
with Elyse, Mariana, Srujana, Troy and Virginny
St. John Montessori is a Catholic Montessori school which aims for a holistic, exploratory and spiritual education. The above project is an exercise in prototyping experiences and storytelling.