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​This semester we will create topographic maps of locations on planet Earth both of their current form and our best guess as to what they will look like in 10,000 years

How does land change? What makes an environment change?
How do we prepare for change?
Week 5
We will take some field trips this week and create proposals for our final projects

World topographic map: https://jthatch.com/Terrain2STL/
3d Model Slicer: https://grid.space/kiri/​
Slideshow Template
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Link to Illustrator Printing Template


Week 3 and 4:
Over the next 2 weeks, we will use woodburners to add detail to our maps and build frames to display them.

Digital Portfolio Prompt: 
In reference to your work this week, show an example of planning, an example of revising, and an example of finishing your work. Include photos. Choose 1 Deeper Learning Competency from the list and reflect on it’s role in your work now and in the future.


Digital Portfolio Prompt Bulletized
- show an example of planning
- show an example of revising
- show an example of finishing your work
- Include photos.
- Choose 1 Deeper Learning Competency from the list reflect on it’s role in your work now and in the future.

Here is an example of a high level of reflection. This post is an end of the year summary, but the reflection is strong.
I also will share some of my own work as an example of higher level reflection. This is the equivalent of 3-4 DP posts and I see ways that it could improve, but overall this represents quality reflection.

Due Friday Jan 27th: Work log 1, 2, 3 and the Digital Portfolio prompts from each.
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Honors: If you are interesting in trying Honors, join the class and start a unit by January 18
​The link is https://www.khanacademy.org/join/KZ8TBSYZ

Week 2:

The assignment this week is to modify the maps that were made last week. Referencing 2 types of change, update your map to look as if it has experienced 10,000 years of change.
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Woodburn Examples

Digital Portfolio Prompt:
Show the changes that you made to your map and describe what forces caused the changes. Include images of your project and the images you referenced when making changes.

Digital Portfolio Prompt Bulletized
- Show the changes that you made to your map
- describe the forces caused the changes (define, give an example, etc.)
- Include images of your project
- Include the images you referenced when making changes.

Digital Portfolio links go here

Due Friday: Work log 2 and the DP post. (Friday will be DP work time in class)


Week 1:

This week we are building topographic maps of imaginary locations. 

Digital Portfolio Prompt:
Summarize your process for building your map. Share your most significant learning from this week. How might it apply in the future? Include a few pictures.

Digital Portfolio Prompt Bulletized
- Summarize your process for building your map.
- Share your most significant learning from this week.
- How might your most significant learning apply in the future?
- Include a few pictures (of your project and work)


Due: Work Log 1 and your assembled map.



Syllabus
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  • Projects
    • Shift
    • Ritual
    • Colors and Shapes
    • Tensegrity
    • Lakeview Cut
    • Second Nature
    • It Gets Funkier
    • Making Space
    • Rotational Volumes
    • Changed By Chairs
    • Gearboxes
    • Pendulums
    • Microscopic Images
    • Inspraytion
    • 60 Word Short Stories
    • Foundations Podcast
    • Inclusive Strategies Podcast
  • Helpful Links
    • Critique Questions
    • Lasercutting
    • Drawing Models
    • Honors
  • Blog
  • About