PICTURE THIS · DAY 5 OF 5
Remix, Retest, Revise, Share
The model predicts. Your code decides what happens next. Make that decision interesting and test whether it works for someone else.
Topic: Coding with model predictions
Objective: I can remix an AI-powered project, test it with another person, and revise one part based on evidence.
Demonstration of learning: I submit a working .sb3 file and explain one programmed response, one failure, and one revision.
Open yesterday's work
- Open RAISE Playground.
- Choose File → Load from your computer.
- Open yesterday's .sb3 file from Downloads.
- Confirm your model and one response still work before you remix.
Remix menu · choose at least one
- Replace or redesign the sprite.
- Change what happens for each class.
- Add a third class and response.
- Add sound, speech, color, costume, or backdrop changes.
- Combine two actions into a short sequence.
Partner test + revision
- Give your partner the project without explaining the controls.
- Watch where the model or interface confuses them.
- Retest in a different position or lighting condition.
- Revise at least one training or code choice and test again.
Feedback stem: I expected ______, but ______ happened. Try changing ______.
Submit
- Choose File → Save to your computer.
- Name the file Lastname-Firstname-PictureThis.sb3.
- Upload the .sb3 file to this assignment.
- In the submission comments, answer: What did your model detect? What did your code do? What failed during testing? What did you revise?
Final success criteria
- The submitted .sb3 opens.
- At least two model classes trigger different visible responses.
- The project includes at least one purposeful remix.
- Another person tested it.
- The reflection names a specific failure and revision.
RAISE Playground was created by the MIT RAISE Initiative and the Personal Robots Group at the MIT Media Lab.