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Instructional Design: Homework

Authors name(s): Barbara Taylor, Laura Brinkly, Shemeka, Barbara D
Course/Unit/Lesson: 1.4.5 Dimensioning
Name of homework
Assignment:
Introduction into dimensioning using the flipped classroom
design
Learning objective(s):

The student will communicate ideas for a design using various sketching
methods, notes, and drawings.
The student will understand the guidelines for dimensioning.
The student will view a video, the PowerPoint from the LMS, and answer
the quiz questions
LMS feature to be used
to administer:
PowerPoint 1.4.5
Method of providing
corrective feedback:
When the students finish watching the video, AutoDesk Inventor 2014
tutorial Creating Dimensional Constraints, and go through the 1.4.5
PowerPoint on Dimensioning, the student will take a 10 question quiz
over the material. The quiz will provide immediate feedback on the basic
dimensioning knowledge.
The student will then go back and rewatch the video/PowerPoint until they
are able to make 100 on the online quiz.
Estimated time to
complete:
Video 9.23 min, PowerPoint 3 min. Quiz 5 min. Rewatch and
retake quiz for a total of 20 minor until they are able to
make 100.
Feedback provided by: Online quiz feature and working skills in class the next day
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Peer Feedback:
Does the assignment meet
the design criteria?
Is the assignment
grammatically correct and
written at an appropriate
reading level?
Is the learning objective(s)
appropriate?
Does the assignment address
the intended learning
objective(s)?
Is the answer key correct or
the student exemplar
appropriate?


Include the student assignment and answer key/exemplar on separate page(s).


1. Watch YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7USqJ_oFhM

2. Watch PowerPoint 1.4.5 From LMS

3. Take online quiz using Quia at
www.pltwprojectgirlpower.weebly.com

4. Questions and Answers from on-line Quiz

Dimensioning Questions and Answers
1. Why is it important to dimension a design?
2. What is required to dimension completely?
3. List the dimension types?
4. What happens when a design is not dimensioned?
5. What does a inch scale or 4 squares equal to?
6. Why are size dimensions important?
7. With respect to linear dimensions, size dimensions are sometimes referred to
as__________.
8. What does an overall dimension tell the viewer?
9. What is the purpose of location dimensions?
10. What does the location dimensions tell the viewer?

Answers

1. Engineers, designers, and engineering technologist need to know the size and location
of all features.
2. Width, Height, Depth
3. Dimension Line, Extension Line, Leader Line
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4. It will not extrude
5. 1in
6. They describe the size of each geometric feature.
7. Overall dimensions
8. The overall width, height, and depth of an object.
9. They show the location of each geometric feature within an object view.
10. Where the edges occur inside an object view.