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CSD U01L08 Propose An App With Warm Up

CSD U01L08 Propose An App With Warm Up

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Computers

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8th Grade

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4 Slides • 9 Questions

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Problem Solving and Computing

Lesson 8

Project: Propose an App

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Prompt:

Of the apps we've seen in this unit, what was your

favorite? What problem did it solve?

Problem Solving and Computing Lesson 8 - Warm Up

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Of the apps, Clever: Code.org: Lessons 5 - 7, you've seen in this unit, what was your favorite? What problem did it solve?


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Question of the Day

How can the IOSP model help us to
design an app that solves a problem?

Problem Solving and Computing Lesson 8 - Warm Up

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Question of the Day

How can the (Input, Output, Storage, Process) IOSP model help us to design an app that solves a problem?


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Project Overview

You will…

  • Work with a partner or yourself for this lesson

  • Define a real world problem

  • Brainstorm ways an app could help solve that problem

  • Identify the inputs/outputs/storage/processing your app uses

  • Share your ideas with another group for peer feedback

  • Incorporate feedback to create a final version of the app

  • Create a Google Drawing of your app to share with the class

  • Explain the Project Overview:

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Brainstorm Problems


You might think about...

  • Things you’d like to improve in your school, neighborhood, or community

  • A task in your everyday life that you wish could be completed more easily

  • A cause that you feel strongly about

  • Something that is currently inconvenient or annoying to do

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Choose Your Problem


Your problem should be...

  • Interesting: Both group members are interested in the problem

  • Well-Defined: You can explain who specifically the problem affects, what needs to change, and how you’ll be able to tell that the problem had been solved 

  • Computing is Relevant: The problem is an “information problem” that can be solved with “thinking work.”

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Define


  • What is the problem?

  • Who does the problem affect?

  • How will you be able to know that a solution has worked?

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Prepare



  • What will your app do?

  • What will it look like?

  • What inputs and outputs will it use?

  • What processing will it use?

  • What types of information will it store?

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Peer Review


  • Fill out the top part of the peer review guide, then swap project and peer review guides with another group.

  • Read over the other group’s ideas and give them feedback in the peer review guide.

  • Trade back and look at the feedback you got on your app.

  • Reflect on the feedback and decide what changes you will make based on the other group’s ideas.

  • What is a Peer Review? Explain

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Try



  • Finalize your app .

  • Create a Google Drawing based on your app.

  • Get ready to present your ideas to the class.


Explain your app with a drawing and text.

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Lesson 8

Project: Propose an App

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