Monday, 8 February 2016
Monday, 18 January 2016
Monday, 4 January 2016
Criteria A- tech fair
The Virtual Reality Glasses
The virtual reality glasses are designed to be put on to play video games in first person so that you feel like you are actually in the game and also to play movies that you feel like you are also in the movie. it works by the user puting on the glasses and then he or she feels like they are in the game or the movie. The brain sends messages to you that are basically tricking you into thinking that you are actualy there.


Reflection
I think that me picking this topic was a good idea. I found finding the picture really easy to do but i found getting the information hard. Also finding my idea was hard because there are not many new ones. Next time i will put more effort into explaining what i am talking about.
The virtual reality glasses are designed to be put on to play video games in first person so that you feel like you are actually in the game and also to play movies that you feel like you are also in the movie. it works by the user puting on the glasses and then he or she feels like they are in the game or the movie. The brain sends messages to you that are basically tricking you into thinking that you are actualy there.
Reflection
I think that me picking this topic was a good idea. I found finding the picture really easy to do but i found getting the information hard. Also finding my idea was hard because there are not many new ones. Next time i will put more effort into explaining what i am talking about.
Monday, 23 November 2015
Evaluation on Criteria C
EVALUATION:
In the design specs Michael says that the plane will be multi-colored however the plane he did make was only two colors. That said every thing else was very well made, he did a good job with his plane and it looks obvious that it is what he says it is whereas others are nothing like what they are supposed to be like. Overall if i were to make Michael's project i would give him either 6 or 7 because it was very good but there is always room for improvements.
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