Final Portfolio Conceptual Design B

 Please complete Mr. Webb's Daily Check-In >>>HERE

OBJECTIVE

- Complete Lucas Films Screening Feedback

- Prepare the Final Portfolio 


TASK 1 Lucas Films Screening Feedback

Watch the 15-minute film then provide feedback in the Google Survey.  *Link provided via Schoology.

TASK 2 FINAL PORTFOLIO UPDATE -- In Portfolium (10th

1. Update your PORTFOLIUM with 
A.) Select your best 2 projects from this semester to post on your Portfolium.  Please post the original artwork, and a typed reflection that includes the following four features: i.) What were the assignment instructions? (You can copy that from the blog or Schoology), ii.) What aspects did you struggle with or face challenges to address?, iii.) What were the strongest, most well-executed parts of each project, and iv.) How does each project demonstrate your growth and development in at least one of the SVAH Pathway Outcomes? 
Pathway Outcomes include: Effective Communicator, Critical Thinker, Collaborative Leader, and Creative Innovator.

B.) Create an animation, an illustration/graphic, or written essay (minimum 200 words) about your time at SVAH, and your preferred future career from this standpoint.

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