Project Plan

UNIT TIMELINE July 2023


POINT 1

○       DEADLINE

■       1st half August 2023)

○       TO DO

■       Project Planning

■       Collect resources

■        Target the drafting process of Critical Review

■       Structuring of the blog layout

■       Identify external project(s)

●       Engage with "Museo del Camminare"

●       Engage with Unity

○       Send Blue Print 

■       Write reflective document

POINT 2

○       DEADLINE

■       1st half september 2023)

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       Reflections and blog entries on readings

■       Draw up a list of questions for the "Museo del Camminare"

POINT 3

○       DEADLINE

■       2nd half september 2023)

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       Reflections and blog entries on readings

■       Interview

■       Interview publishing

POINT 4

○       DEADLINE

■       October 2023

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       Reflections and blog entries on readings

■       Recursive Exhibition

●       Shooting in Giudecca

●       Publishing

POINT 5

○       DEADLINE

■       November 2023

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       Reflections and blog entries on readings

■       Critical Review - 1st Draft

POINT 6

○       DEADLINE

■       December 2023

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       reflections and blog entries on readings

POINT 7

○       DEADLINE

■       January 2024

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       reflections and blog entries on readings

■       Engage with Unity

POINT 8

○       DEADLINE

■       February 2024

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       reflections and blog entries on readings

POINT 9

○       DEADLINE

■       March 2024

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       Reflections and blog entries on readings

■       Review the virtual exhibition draft

POINT 10

○       DEADLINE

■       April 2024

○       TO DO

■       Rework

■       Reflections and blog entries on readings

                                                                     

○       UNIT DEADLINE

■        June 27 2023

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