2. Your Personal Project 2014

3. What you should have/know by now  Personal Project Guide  A project topic in mind (deadline for title, Fri. 13.09)  Know your Area of Interaction focus (only one AoI)  A supervisor

4. What you need to think about now  Your process journal format  Your product  Your report format

5. The process journal What do you know about the process journal? 1.What is a process journal? 2.Must it be written? 3.Can it be visual (video)? 4.Audio (recording)? 5.A combination of the above? 6.How often should it be used? 7.Is neatness important? 8.Any other questions?

6. The process journal is:

7. The process journal is not:

8. What to include in the process journal? Pictures Sketches Photos Audio files Videos Mind-maps Flow-charts Feedback from supervisor Maps Reflections Evidence of goal setting and planning Sources Ideas Solutions

9. Your supervisor needs to see your process journal regularly to know how you are progressing. Supervisors are there to guide you; they will also write a report for assessment purposes.

10. What are the expectations of your supervisor regarding the process journal? 1.Organization - date your entries, regular meaningful entries, reflections after meetings with supervisor (people you have interviewed, consulted), demonstrating involvement and time-management skills (minimum 20 -30 entries are needed; you will probably have more) 2.Communication – meet regularly, show up at agreed times, let your supervisor know if you are unable to meet, come prepared to give information and ask questions 3.Reflection – record progress, evaluate steps taken (both successes and failures), revise work when needed, reflect on how the project could be improved

11. ASSESSMENT Criterion A: Use the process journal

12. ASSESSMENT Criterion A: Use the process journal To get the maximum mark 4, you need to demonstrate the following: