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Presenting Your Ontograph

Mar 27, 2015By Adrian Miles Posted in: classesTagged in: assessment

In class you need to talk to your ontograph. Five minutes maximum. Present it not to me but to/for each other.

  • What is it about?
  • What is it doing?
  • What do you think it shows?
  • What has your thing now become?
  • Is it different to what it was before? How? 

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