At the end, the Macon Middle School champion received a trophy. Both Zach and Tony said the school assembly was very exciting. They had a master of ceremony and judges to run the show. Tony ran the computer and the finalists competed for the grand prize trophy as the whole school watched and cheered them on. The school's strong commitment to technology allowed Zach and Tony the access they needed to tie everything together.
Some students write papers or give speeches, others study lasers or robotics.
As long as it involves problem solving, students can choose what they want to learn about for this project. The Jeopardy project certainly fit that criteria, from the research, technology, and organization aspects. One of the dilemmas they faced was loss of sound in some of their PowerPoint presentations. The sound had somehow been deleted, but they overcame that problem. The school's strong commitment to technology allowed Zach and Tony the access they needed to tie everything together.