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4 thoughts on “Minecraft Solution Fluency Project and Video With Elandi and Emily”
I think that this innovation was very creative. The Minecraft model was very well done, and I could tell that your group worked really hard on it. The model itself is also creative, as well as doable and realistic. I liked the way you guys fully utilized tools in Minecraft to further demonstrate your product. Something I would improve on is further explaining your scientific understanding of this project. How would it be realistic in real life, and could people be able to maintain them for a long time. Overall, I think your post and innovation was amazing.
What a great idea to create a carbon compressor and collector in Minecraft to innovate in the area of climate change. I think your creation is fantastic. I appreciate how you responded to the feedback you received on your prototype. The video of your innovation is informative and smooth. Great job including information about climate change and class learning. Great work!
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I think that this innovation was very creative. The Minecraft model was very well done, and I could tell that your group worked really hard on it. The model itself is also creative, as well as doable and realistic. I liked the way you guys fully utilized tools in Minecraft to further demonstrate your product. Something I would improve on is further explaining your scientific understanding of this project. How would it be realistic in real life, and could people be able to maintain them for a long time. Overall, I think your post and innovation was amazing.
Thank you very much Aazmain, we will definitely consider this for next time.
What a great idea to create a carbon compressor and collector in Minecraft to innovate in the area of climate change. I think your creation is fantastic. I appreciate how you responded to the feedback you received on your prototype. The video of your innovation is informative and smooth. Great job including information about climate change and class learning. Great work!
Thank you very much Mr. Robison!