Technology Showcase: Present Your Digital Project
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What you will learn
- 1Prepare and deliver a clear presentation of a completed digital project
- 2Reflect on the skills, tools, and concepts learned throughout the year
- 3Give and receive constructive feedback during the technology showcase event
Mini Lesson
The Technology Showcase is your chance to celebrate everything you have learned and built this year. You will present your best digital project to an audience — family members, friends, and perhaps neighbors. A great showcase is planned, practiced, and delivered with pride.
What to Include in Your Showcase
- Introduction — tell the audience your name and the title of your project.
- What it is — describe the type of project (Scratch program, digital poster, video, research document, etc.).
- How you made it — mention the key tools, steps, or coding concepts you used.
- What you learned — share the most important skill or idea the project taught you.
- What you would improve — describe one change you would make if you had more time.
- Thank the audience — invite questions and say thank you at the end.
Reflecting on the Year
- You learned to use digital tools safely and responsibly.
- You practiced online research and evaluated sources critically.
- You explored block coding, loops, events, and sequences in Scratch.
- You discovered what AI is, how it works, and how to use it ethically.
- You developed skills in digital citizenship, creativity, and communication.
Words to know
Showcase
An event where each person presents their finished work
e.g. The showcase was held in our living room.
Project
A complete piece of digital work that you planned and built
e.g. My project is an interactive Scratch game.
Reflect
To look back on what you learned and how you grew
e.g. I reflect on my favorite tool from the year.
Audience
The people watching your presentation
e.g. My audience asked friendly questions.
Feedback
Helpful, specific comments from your audience
e.g. My feedback was kind and clear.
The best presentations are honest and personal. Share what you actually built and what you genuinely learned — your audience will appreciate your authenticity.
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