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IDM Senior Project SP 2022 Duff
  • Introduction
  • Pre-work
  • Syllabus
  • Schedule
    • Week 1 Detail Jan 24
    • Week 2 Detail Jan 31
    • 📅Feb 6 / Last Day to Add/Drop
    • Week 3 Detail Feb 7
    • Week 4 Detail Feb 14
    • 🎩Feb 21 / President's Day NO CLASS
    • Week 5 Detail Feb 28
    • Week 6 Detail Mar 7
    • 🏄Mar 14-20 Spring Break
    • Week 7 Detail Mar 21
    • Week 8 Detail Mar 28
    • Week 9 Detail Apr 4
    • Week 10 Detail Apr 11
    • Week 11 Detail Apr 18
    • Week 12 Detail Apr 25
    • Week 13 Detail May 2
    • Week 14 Detail May 9
    • Week 15 Detail May 13
    • 🎓May 16 / Commencement
  • Assignments:
    • Accountability Team
    • Assessments
      • Midterm Self-Assessment
      • Final Self Assessment
    • ↗️Career Culture Roadmap
    • Course Evaluation
    • End of Semester Deliverables
    • Getting Real Readings
    • Letter to Next Cohort
    • Pro Practices Revisions
    • Project Documentation
    • Project Management
    • Project Plan
    • Project Scope: MoSCoW Method
    • Project Versions
    • Responses
  • Feedback: Critiques, Demos, One on Ones, Presentations & Exhibition:
    • Critiques
    • Individual "One on One" Meetings
    • Project Demos
    • Midterm Project Demo
    • Pecha Kucha presentation
    • Project Presentation
    • IDM Showcase
  • Resources
    • De Angela's 25 Teaching Tenets
    • Brainstorming:
      • Free Writing, Word Lists & Mind Maps
      • SCAMPER
      • ♣️Card Sorting
      • 🤩Creativity Resources
      • Storytelling Exercise
    • Creativity Resources
    • Design & Production Workflow (AKA Pipeline)
    • Research Diet
    • Time Management
    • Career Preparation Resources
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John Cage tells us that not knowing where to begin is a common form of paralysis. His advice: begin anywhere. ~.

1 Fill out this quick, 3-question survey

You must use your NYU email to .

2 Join Our Slack Workspace and Channel
  • Join our specific class section channel (#duff), as well as

  • The #student-lounge is where you can interact with students from all six sections.

  • The #announcements-for-all-monday-sections channel is where you will find announcements that apply to all four sections on Mondays.

Our slack workspace is not just for me. It's for you and the other senior project sections, too. Let's make Slack one of our collective workspaces! Miro will be the other. Free feel to share what has been helping you stay happy, healthy, or productive during this unprecedented time in our workspace slack channel (#student-lounge). Also share resources and references with each other. Also, interact with the students in the other sections in the #studentlounge channel. You can also direct message any student or faculty member from the four sections on slack. All classes are using the same slack workspace. You can also direct message more than one person at a time for group messages.

3 Read The Syllabus Thoroughly
  • Please direct message De Angela on Slack if you find any broken links or typos in the syllabus.

4 Populate A Calendar With Due Dates

Populate a calendar (google, iCal, or analog) with due dates for this class, your other classes, and other commitments, even though dates may change.

5 Create a Senior Project Google Drive Folder
6 Sign Up for the FREE Educational Version of Miro and Watch less than 10 min of tutorials
  • It's pretty intuitive to use. However, here is are some Miro tutorials if you are unfamiliar with the application.

  • Hover over the toolbar to the left in Miro's interface to quickly get a sense of what each tool does.

  • The Comment tool looks like a quote. It's the 8th icon from the top of the left toolbar.

  • The Zoom tool is in the bottom right hand corner of the interface. Hover over the percentage and you'll be able to see + and - signs. There are also key commands to zoom in and out (control + and - on the mac).

7 Read Plans vs Goals vs Resolutions vs Intentions from the Bullet Journal Blog
8 Read & Write A Response to Keep Going: 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad by Austin Kleon
  • The reading is approximately 55 minutes. However, it's an easy and hopefully enjoyable read.

9 (OPTIONAL) Brainstorm Project Ideas

No worries if you are not able to populate yo

10 Populate Project Plan (Miro)

Just Start! Think Progress/Iteration Over Perfection!

  • Be prepared to discuss your project plan on the 1st day of class. Everybody should be ready to present on the first day of class.

  • You will have an opportunity to iterate it. So do the best you can for this first iteration.

  • Don't stress out about this. Explore and have fun!

with the other sections of IDM Senior Project with your nyu.edu email address.

Read the and be prepared to discuss and ask questions on first day of class.

Create a google drive folder labeled "Senior Project SP22 your first and last name" and share with deangela.duff@nyu.edu (i.e. Senior Project SP22 De Angela Duff). Bookmark it! I highly recommend using and . You can organize your browser tabs in collections and with one click re-open multiple tabs at once.

We will be using Miro, a digital, collaborative whiteboarding tool. You do not need a Miro account to edit the board we'll be using, but I highly recommend that you sign up for a

(3 minute Youtube video)

(< 3 minutes Youtube video)

(< 3 minutes Youtube video)

from the Bullet Journal Blog

Note: There are .

You can find Keep Going: 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad by Austin Kleon .

AFTER reading, write a in the #duff slack channel. Respond to 1 to 3 of the 10 tenets he outlines that resonate(s) with you. If the entire book doesn't resonate with you, discuss why.

A few of you may already know what you want to do for your senior project. IF you are committed to your project, move on to step 10 of the pre-work: . However, before you commit, make sure you read AND in the .

IF you need help coming up with ideas for your senior project, do one or more of the following brainstorming exercises BEFORE you complete the project plan. i.e. Take photos and/or screenshots OR write a depending on which is applicable), and upload your brainstorming exercises to a folder labeled "Pre-work" in your project documentation folder for your .

Read or watch one or more of the under "creativity" or "audio podcasts"

Browse one or more of the "inspiration" links in .

Prepare your on this shared board for the entire class on . Navigate to the frame labeled with your name. See #6 above for Miro tutorials.

(OPTIONAL) if you need to before you populate your project plan.

Join our shared slack workspace
https://idmspsp2022.slack.com
syllabus
Toby for Chrome
Toby Mini
FREE educational license
How to create content in Miro
Miro 101: Collaborating on a Board
How to Navigate Around A Miro Board
Plans vs Goals vs Resolutions vs Intentions
response guidelines outlined here
response
project plan
Welcome to Senior Project In Digital Media!
Your Commitment To Senior Project
syllabus
response
end of semester deliverables
Free Writing, Word Lists & Mind Maps
SCAMPER Technique
Card Sorting Technique
Storytelling Exercise
creativity resources
creativity resources
project plan
Miro
Brainstorm
as an ebook on NYU's library website
Bruce Mau's Manifesto
see the survey
Just Start Illustration by Jolby from Get To Work Book
Plans vs Goals vs Resolutions vs Intentions from the Bullet Journal Blog