Information Systems Innovation

Below are 2 examples of portfolios.

The first is a sample of a portfolio from MIS 3536 last fall.  It is a strong project with good content.  The portfolio could be graphically much stronger.

Urban Health Warriors Report TEAM 4

Below is an example of a portfolio produced for another class.  It is an example of a graphically strong portfolio.

Portfolio

Below are the instructions for the final portfolio to be produced and submitted by each team on December 10th.

I have also provided a link to the peer evaluation form to be completed by each of you.  Complete a form for YOURSELF and EACH TEAM MEMBER.

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Portfolio:

Each team must produce a final report/portfolio documenting your proposal.  It should be about 8-10 pages in length and it must include a written description of the proposal and photographs or other graphic representations to fully explain your idea.  Use the Design Inquiry questions as a framework to structure your paper.

The report/portfolio must communicate your ideas clearly and thoroughly so that anyone reading it will fully understand your project proposal without you there to explain it.  It will serve as a report to help evaluate the quality of your proposal and also as a record for you about your project.  There are no specific criteria for format or style other than 8.5”x11”/8-10 pages.  Your graphics should support your ideas and help communicate them to the reader.

The portfolios for MIS 3536 are due by 4pm on December 10th.  Please put them in my mailbox in 209 Speakman

Each group will turn in one submission that includes:

1 hardcopy of the portfolio

1 cd containing a pdf copy of the portfolio, your powerpoint presentation and your prototype.

Evaluations:

Each person must also submit their evaluations in a sealed envelope on December 10th.  Please follow the directions on the attached form.

MIS 3536 peer evaluations

I am looking forward to receiving the portfolios and seeing how you have documented the work.

For tomorrow night’s presentation, we will be visited by the following outside guests:

Leroy Forney, Artist, http://www.leroyforney.com/

Ann Peltz, Center for Emerging Visual Artists

Todd Abrams, Launch Director, Apps&Maps Studios

Beverly Coleman, TU Assistant Visce President for Community Relations and Economic Development

Please be fully prepared to present.  Dress professionally and show your best work.

Make sure to have a laptop you can use to show your prototype.

We will run the powerpoint presentations on the podium computer.

Please email me your powerpoint presentation by noon tomorrow and I will have it preloaded at the start of class.

Good luck!

The project: Final Deliverables

HARDCOPY + CD of all files
+ Powerpoint presentation
+ Prototype (file and Justinmind REPORT)
+ Any other relevant materials (role play or video of situation of use)
+ Portfolio:  8-10 page graphic representation of process and product /  posted instructions on blog / Due 12/11
+ Peer evaluation (will email instructions / due with portfolio – hardcopies turned into my mailbox)

These are outlined in the Week 13 Lecture slides

The presentations: Format

12 minutes presentation
5 minutes Q+A
3 minutes transition/set up

[20 minutes total time.  You will be stopped at the end of 12 minutes to allow for Q+A]

Powerpoint presentation
Prototype demonstration
Any other relevant materials
(role play or video of situation of use)

Tomorrow we will  be joined by Stephen Nappi, Director, Technology Development and Commercialization for Temple University.

Steve will give a brief presentation on the commercialization process and the role and resources of the Tech Transfer Office.

This office manages the commercialization of technologies developed bye faculty and students in the University.

Tomorrow we will have a guest speaker, Dr. Omar Mencin.

Omar is an investment advisor for Ben Franklin Technology Partners and also a Sr. Partner with Triana Venture Partners in NY.

Some of his areas of interest are in new ventures  for software, clean tech and bio-tech

He will give a presentation on the different stages and financing process for new ventures.  Any remaining time will be devoted to Q/A so please have questions ready.

I just received a  link to the entire catalogue of class captures for the course.  I have also been told that the links are working.

http://capture.fox.temple.edu/Mediasite/Catalog/Full/4c5e9c0be0714d938f2f1ecc3f0f595a21

week 6:

http://capture.fox.temple.edu/Mediasite/Play/baf0682cb1b34af3bf292723a06069a71d

week 7:

http://capture.fox.temple.edu/Mediasite/Play/030b9d6d409448769b7ef105a0bdc7a41d

week 8:

http://capture.fox.temple.edu/Mediasite/Play/46e1608ea9f444418cd7175c95a6ffb11d

The interviews on Oct. 15th will be pretty interesting.  We will have artists and  local businesses represented.

Here is the information for who will be coming:

ARTISTS

Leroy Forney

http://www.leroyforney.com/

Anastasia Alexandrin

http://aalexandrin.com/home.html

Lindsay Sparagana

http://www.lindsaysparagana.com/lindsay-sparagana-l.html

REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE CENTER FOR EMERGING VISUAL ARTISTS and PHILADELPHIA OPEN STUDIO TOURS (POST)

Ann Peltz

The Center for Emerging Visual Artists

237 South 18th Street, Suite 3A, Philadelphia PA 19103

ann@cfeva.org | 215-546-7775 x13

www.cfeva.org  |  www.philaopenstudios.org

SMALL BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES:

Cherill Wilson, Associate Director