Connected devices assessment
Summative: 8–20 October. Submit the A/B design folder and project files by 20 October at 20:00 China time. A and B are assessed separately, each out of 8.
Open instructions & handout →Connected devices
Part B update: four requirements, two possible solutions, and one justified choice. Reuse existing research. No planning drawings are required.
Part B update: four requirements, two possible solutions, and one justified choice. Reuse existing research. No planning drawings are required.
Use your research and design worksheets to support the current summative assessment.
The summative is your current task. Use your existing research and design worksheets as supporting evidence.
Supporting evidence: reuse this completed worksheet; add only missing evidence or brief updates.
Supporting evidence: reuse this completed worksheet; add only missing evidence or brief updates.
8–20 October · Three class meetings · Final submission 20 October at 20:00 China time.
Summative: 8–20 October. Submit the A/B design folder and project files by 20 October at 20:00 China time. A and B are assessed separately, each out of 8.
Open instructions & handout →No upcoming dated homework is listed. Check Toddle for your submission status and any new instructions.
Bring the current project, research sheet and earlier sketches. Complete this focused practice task in the first lessons after the holiday. Continue developing the full project during the summative. Finish the focused practice sheet before the summative begins on 8 October.
Open instructions & handout →Finish the current lesson first. During the holiday, spend about 30 minutes gathering the missing user evidence and examples. Bring a draft to the first lesson after the holiday; use the teacher check to finish it.
Open instructions & handout →Follow the linked handout and the submission instructions in Toddle.
Open instructions & handout →Follow the linked handout and the submission instructions in Toddle.
Open instructions & handout →Follow the linked handout and the submission instructions in Toddle.
Open instructions & handout →Return to these instructions when you need earlier project work or evidence for the assessment.
Investigate connected products, their dependencies and failures, then identify a school problem worth exploring.
Connect the classroom ESP32 to Arduino IDE, prove that it runs your code, and control an external LED.
Create slow, faster and double-flash signals, explain the delays, and revise a pattern using partner feedback.
Turn your working LED into a clear status indicator. Build three signals, test whether a partner can recognize them, and improve one using evidence.