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Archiving Guidelines   
  • Title each archived item using the SAME NAME that is used in the list of items in the template 
    • But leave out the bit in orange that tells you what medium to archive the item in
  • Arrange your archive in the SAME ORDER as the list of items in the template
  • Achieve a "hierarchy of headings" to help viewers' understand how the project is organized

Archiving template for
​5 Minute Physics

5 Minute Physics
Project Overview
The Driving Question for this mini-project was How can we demonstrate a law of physics in five minutes or less?  In teams of four, students conducted research about a specific law of physics. They learned the ins and outs of their law, the historical context in which their law was made known, and designed a method to demonstrate their law in action. Next, they used their findings and ideas to create a short educational film, lasting five minutes or less. As always, this introductory project was designed to teach the crucial, need-to-know aspects of project work at NWP. In this way all new students, by the close of the project, have a basic familiarity and some level of facility with the very different ways that we work here at Northwest Prep Charter School.

Benchmark 1: Video Basics (hyperlink to benchmark on website)
Benchmark 2: Research
  • Working Works Cited (live link)
  • Annotation Doc #1 (live link)
  • Annotation Doc #2 (live link)
  • Annotation Doc #3, if you have one (live link)
Benchmark 3: Storyboarding & Scripting
  • Storyboards (photo gallery, organized)
  • Script (screenshots)
Benchmark 4: Video Production & Polishing
  • Video (live link, or embedded)
Benchmark 5: Reflection