12 Week Design challenge to convert the South Hills High School library into the DILo. The idea is to take advantage of be ing a 1:1 digital integration program by using the access of technology to change the culture of the school beginning with adapting the learning space to meet our students where they are.
Meet the Design teams
Design team captained by SILC members Steven Song and Gerardo Gallegos
Design team captained by SILC members and twins Angeli and Helen Rodriguez
Design team captained by SILC members Cindy Armas and Estephanie Olvera
Design team captained by SILC members Steven Song and Gerardo Gallegos
The Project
South Hills High School is launching a Design Contest to redefine the learning space by converting the library into the Digital Innovation Lounge or more affectionately known; The DILo
There are 5 teams comprised of 10-12 students that will collaborate for 15 weeks to create a design that captures the student’s ideal learning atmosphere that includes the following:
Maker Space
Audio/Video Lab
Collaboration Space
Presentation Space
Library Kiosk
The team vision is not limited to the above components, but they must be apart of the plan.
Each team will have the following coaches made available for them:
3 TCU Interior Design Students to consult with on a weekly basis
2 Huckabee and Associates Architecture Intern (http://www.huckabee-inc.com/)
Access to the North Texas Director and Sales Manage of KI Furniture (http://www.ki.com/)
All teams are required to consult with their coaches both virtually and face-to-face each week.
At the end of the 15 weeks, we will host an event Huckabee Architects and Associates Downtown Fort Worth office where students will pitch their design in front of professionals, but the South Hills student body will decide the winner.
This is an exciting real-world opportunity for our student participants that will promote Student Achievement, Leadership Development, Stakeholder Collaboration, Respect for Diversity, Equity in Access, Perseverance and Commitment, Continuous Improvement which in the end prepares our students for College and Career and Community leadership in an interconnected digital world while giving them a sense of pride most importantly.
We will use Social Media to highlight the ongoing activities throughout the competition. Connect with the sites below to stay informed.
Twitter: @shhs_silc and @1to1brian
Facebook: South Hills High School
Instagram: diginsouthhills
Websites: http://1to1southhills.org
http://southhills.fwisd.org/pages/SouthHills
Not on a SILC Dilo Project team? Your input is still welcome. Add your thoughts to the competition using this form.
http://goo.gl/forms/6hBJy0qKJ0