Science-Self-Sustainable Island Vimeo

by Nicole on December 14, 2011

Here’s a short 1 minute video of my self-sustainable island for my Science design cycle, Enjoy :)

Hint* you may want to watch it on Vimeo (click on the Vimeo button right beside the full-screen button) for high definition.

 

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Feel free to comment or give constructive feedback on my video.

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Design Cycle-Science (Community and Service)

by Nicole on December 14, 2011

Recently I just finished my science design cycle. My task was to create a self-sustainable island which has to include a boarding school for CDNIS. This relates to the A.O.I community and service because I have helped people who will be living in the island (students and staff) design a island that is suitable for then to live in.

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Design Cycle-Science (Human Ingenuity)

December 14, 2011

Recently I just finished my science design cycle. My task was to design and create a self-sustainable island. This relates to human ingenuity because we’re creating a self-sustainable island and it will affect the people who live on it in the future in a positive way. They will not create as much waste because of [...]

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Design Cycle-Science (Environment)

December 14, 2011

Recently I just finished my Science design cycle. Our task was to design and create a self-sustainable island that can help CDNIS win the Green Schools award, meaning it has to be as “green” as possible. This relates to the A.O.I environment because I design and created my island so it can as environmentally friendly. [...]

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Design Technology- Inequality

November 3, 2011

Recently we have finished our first design technology project, making a poster on inequalities. Community and Service was our area of interaction. This is because we created a poster to help raise awareness of inequalities in Hong Kong to make it an equal place to live in. I found this project really interesting because it was [...]

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