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assessment
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Freshmen Design Studio
October, 2010
name:
view course attributes

> Process
> Resolution
> Engagement
view project attributes
documentation

> Information Mapping
ingenuity
> Grocery Carrier
depth
hierarchy
> Communicating Design Collaboration
> Time-based Instructions
process feedback
composition
aesthetics
framing attendance
evaluation
craftsmanship
interaction articulation resolution
progression usability
analysis
timing
communication representation
Have you developed ideas
Have you explored your
Have you progressed
Have you thoroughly
Have you explored a
Have your project
Have you clearly
Have your project
Have you provided
Have you sought feedback
Have your project outcomes
Have you been in class
Have you consistently
Have you engaged in class
This term is included as a
Have your project outcomes
our comments:
that remain within the
ideas in great depth?
evaluated your ideas
wide range of ideas?
and used the input to
been easy to use?
and on time?
communicated with
clearly communicated
outcomes addressed
provided constructive
desirability
criticism
steadily, using each step
outcomes represented
valuable contributions
outcomes been useful,
been well-crafted (clean,
been appropriate, matching
activities with enthusiasm?
way for US to provide YOU
confines of the project?
to inform the next?
throughout projects?
advance your work?
clever approaches to
addressing needs?
purposeful, etc.)
your ideas?
audience desires?
us and your peers?
to class activities?

the goals of the projects?
criticism to your peers?
with feedback on your
engagement
usefulness
Yes. My working process indicates
problem-solving?
Yes. My project outcomes indicate
Yes. My engagement in the class
overall process work.
synthesis
breadth
attention
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that I’ve done this well.
Yes. My project outcomes indicate
indicates that I’ve done this well.
Yes. My engagement in the class
grouping
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appropriateness
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that I’ve done this well.
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sequence
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improved in this area.
engagement in the class.
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indicate that I addressed this issue.
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is intended for our assessment
indicate that I addressed this issue.
structure
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in this area.
of your performance. Once
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indicate that I addressed this issue.
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