Year 11
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we evaluate the success of a project. We will recall the project life cycle, use SMART goals to evaluate success, use testing to evaluate success, and then use feedback to evaluate success.
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4 Questions
Q1.
What is a hyperlink?
A link that references a book and helps you buy a copy from Amazon.
A way of moving to the next slide.
Text on a website that, when clicked takes you to another webpage.
Q2.
Which of these is an example of a closed question?
How do you feel today?
What pets do you have?
What shoe size are you?
Q3.
Why is the House Style important?
It allows increased flexibility.
It encourages creativity.
It promotes your preferred style.
Q4.
Why do we test everything?
So that we present the client with a working product.
To identify problems so that we can complain to our team.
To identify spelling mistakes.
4 Questions
Q1.
How can we use our SMART goals to evaluate success?
If we have met most of the SMART goals, we have succeeded
If we have not met the SMART goals, we have failed
We can ensure that we fulfilled our original brief
Q2.
Is it worth testing the software?
If one section works, they will all work
No - the user will spot problems and we can fix them as they arise
Testing takes up valuable time and delays the release
Q3.
Is all feedback worth following?
No - we are the experts
Yes - if one person thinks something, everyone will be thinking the same
Q4.
Why do we include recommendations for future projects in the evaluation?
So that the user knows what to ask for next time
So we can make sure the people that cause problems are identified
To ensure that mistakes can be better hidden in the future