What is a "stakeholder"?

• A piece of wood

• The person who will use or be helped by your project

• Your best friend

• The teacher

Which of these is an example of a stakeholder?

• Your school printer

• A hungry dragon

• A new student at your school

• The recycling bin

What are "specifications" in a project?

• Things you want your project to have

• A type of glue

• A drawing of your project

• Something you build

Which of these is a specification?

• "It must be colourful and easy to read."

• "I like pizza."

• "It has a cat on it."

• "I made it yesterday."

True or False: "Attributes" are the same as "specifications."

• True

• False

Why is it important to think about pros and cons?

• So you can get extra credit

• So you know what’s good and what needs improving

• So you can copy someone else's work

• So you finish faster

What is a “pro”?

• Something bad

• A superhero

• Something good about your idea

• A robot

What is a “con”?

• A type of cookie

• Something cool

• Something not so great about your idea

• A number

Why is getting feedback helpful?

• It helps make your work better

• It makes you feel bad

• It’s only for teachers

• It means you're in trouble

Who could give you useful feedback?

• Your pet cat

• Someone who is asleep

• Your stakeholder

• The class plant