Both in the final presentation on Monday followed by open-house on Wednesday, we received immense praise from the community. The South Fayette High School class came to the presentation, and we were able to show them around ETC, and of course the CAVERN. All the jam 2.0 projects had the opportunities to shine, and we are ever confident that more experiences that we might not have imagined will continue to grow and flourish here — This is our initial goal, isn’t it. We also published our final version of the toolkit (waiting for new developers in the future), integrated the best practices into our official documentation, and bundled up more sample scenes into our repository.
Our group also went to Frick Park for a brunch and a casual walk for a final group celebration.
Final Reflections
Hi everyone, we are Spelunx! We are a group of six interesting people.
This was how we started our presentations, from pitch, to halves, and to finals. We are a bunch of enthusiastic group of friends who love tackling a difficult and impactful problem using technology, art, sounds, along with user-centered design thinking along the way.
As the blog-post person for the semester, I was so fortunate to be documenting this wonderful journey of this wonderful group of people, but since it’s now at the end, I’ll let everyone share their reflections. (In order of height — haha just kidding, it’s in order of last name. Or is it?)
Josh
Terri
Ling
Winnie
Yingjie
Mia
The project is over, but we hope our toolkit goes the long way, just like the friendship we gained.
Thank everyone for a wonderful semester~
