Record videos to share their ideas within or outside the school community.
Write a persuasive pitch about their innovation.
Compare and contrast how their accessories/programs address problems around the school.
Use Tinkercad to design their prototype as an STL file that can be printed in 3-D if your school library or IT office has a 3-D printer.
Arrange a Dash Innovation Event in which they share their accessories and programs with other students in the school.
Research a particular school-wide problem to find out how other schools are handling it.
Research how technology is being employed to solve school-related problems.
Create two different presentations leveled to a specific-aged audience (e.g., primary and intermediate students) to teach them about this project.
Skype with experts in the field (e.g., school psychologists, school counselors, and principals from other school districts, states and countries) to gather various perspectives and information related to school problems..
Create a pencil/paper or online Glogster.edu poster to explain how their innovation works.