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1 Peer assessment

2 Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game
Do it Now Swap the criteria you wrote for homework with a partner and see if you think their criteria is SMART. Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Timely Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game

3 Learning Objective “Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game” Write this learning objective in your book Wednesday, 24 April 2019

4 Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game
Using your criteria for guidance, design a questionnaire that can be given to the person next to you to test your game. Choose some appropriate software to write your questionnaire. Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game

5 Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game
Swap seats with the person next to you. Play your partners game and complete the peer review sheet they have given you. Can you make any improvements based on their suggestions? Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game

6 Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game
Independent task Make the changes identified by your test user. Level 7 challenge: Document the changes you made to your game and explain your choices Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game

7 Learning Objective “Create a peer assessment sheet to enable a test user to test your game” Wednesday, 24 April 2019

8 Learning Outcomes L5 L6 L7 Wednesday, 24 April 2019
Design criteria to critically evaluate the quality of solutions and can use the criteria to identify improvements and can make appropriate refinements to the solution. Design criteria for users to evaluate the quality of solutions, and can use the feedback from users to identify improvements and can make appropriate refinements to the solution Document user feedback, the improvements identified and the refinements made to the solution. L5 L6 L7 Wednesday, 24 April 2019

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