Below is an example of a storyboard:

• The first box shows the environment setup (a target in the distance with a table of throwing stars in front of the user).
• The second box shows the interaction being performed (user is throwing the stars at the target)
• The third box demonstrates the reaction of the environment when the interaction is successfully performed (fireworks go off, a voice announces “Bullseye!”, the target lights up, etc.)

By the end of the program students will have…

• • ✓ Created a storyboard of a digital interaction and used it to make a prototype, in accordance with the modern design process for XR and other digital mediums

• • ✓ Designed their own virtual environment using Reality Composer’s content library, downloaded assets and animations, and their own 3D models

• • ✓ Made their digital assets interactive using tap interactions and physics simulations

• • ✓ Taken advantage of the hardware built-in to the iPad including its microphone and camera to record their own sound effects, take photos of their hand-made image targets, and make screen recordings

• • ✓ Practiced giving and receiving feedback by playtesting another student’s app

• • ✓ Used free video editing tools to create their own portfolio demo video of their experience

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