Project Radiance | Summary 

Objective:

Project Radiance implemented a project-based curriculum focused on autism awareness initiatives, student engagement, and a fundraising exhibition.

The project goal was to increase academic growth by 8% and receive a 4/5 rating from stakeholders for the exhibition event and products. This initiative was created to showcase the benefits of project-based learning.

Timeline:

Initial Project Timeline: 3 Months
Actual Project Delivery: 3 Months

The product design phase was streamlined by combining research and prototyping for real-time adjustments. Regular check-ins and clear milestones ensured steady progress, while expedited supply deliveries kept production on track.

Budget:

Initial Project Budget: $91,200
Final Project Spend: $90,000

Costs were kept under control by closely tracking staff hours and using cost-effective tools for collaboration. Regular budget reviews allowed for quick adjustments, helping the project stay efficient and under budget.

Challenges & Solutions:

Challenge: Tight 3-month timeline with multiple deliverables, including prototypes and an exhibition.
Solution: Streamlined research and prototyping into a single, iterative process, enabling real-time adjustments and accelerating production without compromising quality.

Challenge: Risk of exceeding the budget due to material costs and limited resources. Solution: Sourced multiple vendor quotes, utilized cost-effective software tools, and regularly reviewed the budget to keep spending on track, resulting in the project finishing under budget.

Challenge: Ensuring student engagement and academic growth during a hands-on, real-world project.
Solution: Designed a curriculum that integrated literature, math, and engineering, resulting in a 10% increase in academic growth and 5/5 surveyed positive feedback from stakeholders.  

Project Radiance | Artifacts