Don't throw away your paper wireframes

Author: Matteo Menapace

misc/observations.md

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 # [Week 3](../sessions/03)
 
-*WWWTF* peer-learning didn't work (not many connections, people relaying unimportant facts). Could become a quiz instead.
+*WWWTF* peer-learning didn't work (not many connections, people relaying unimportant facts). Could become a quiz instead. I think it's not that relevant at this point. We can move it to the second half of the unit, when people start to deal with Web servers, URL requests etc. 
 
 Demonstrate **IP addresses** through browsersync, or something where people can "access" my computer?
 
+# [Week 4](../sessions/04)
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+Many people considered the paper wireframes as throw-aways. Make sure they keep them (easiest way is to tell them they're going to be marked on them).
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 # [Week 5](../sessions/05)
 
 General lack of **research** and content strategy.

sessions/04/README.md

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 * The quality of your drawings and handwriting doesn't matter. No need to use rulers either. Remember, *there is no such thing as a badly drawn wireframe*. 
 
+* Heads up: these are not throw-aways! Make sure you keep all your paper wireframes and scan / take pictures of them. These will document how your idea is evolving and **you will be marked on this**.
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 # Critique