Date: February 6, 2009
Place: Shibaura Institute of Technology Junior and Senior High School
Class content: “Science Technology Hour” and “Tokyo Sky Tree” are compulsory classes.
Planning: Project Management Incubation Association
Photographed by Yanagisawa Tomio
In time, create a 140cm tower using a straw. Role sharing system.
Date: February 6, 2009
Place: Shibaura Institute of Technology Junior and Senior High School
Class content: required class “Science Technology Hour”, “Builders and Messengers
Planning: Project Management Incubation Association
Photographed by Yanagisawa Tomio
A group of four. One person is the maker, the rest are the communicator. The challenge is to grasp the information accurately in words and see if it can be built with the same model.
We added “i-create“, an SNS service for learning project management, to the PM-Gijuku member site.
Registering to use SNS is free.
Once you have registered, an invitation email will be sent to you, so please follow the instructions to register.
PM=Project Management=Project Management.
SNS=Social Network System=a social network system centered on blogs (diaries) and communities.
It is provided by Round Table.Com Inc.
This is a community of people who are interested in project management. To become a member, you need a referral from a community member. It is a gathering of people who want to spread the idea of project management, especially in the field of school education.
Date: February 12, 2009
Place: Shibaura Institute of Technology Junior and Senior High School
Class content: Compulsory classes “Science Technology Hour” and “Toy House Project”.
Planning: Project Management Incubation Association
Photographed by Yanagisawa Tomio
Build a Lego house that matches the conditions within a certain amount of time and within a certain amount of money. Role sharing system.
We linked “BBCoach Project“, a community where junior creators can learn project management, to the website for PM Gijuku members.
If you’re thinking of going to cram school… first, register on this site!
Why would you go to a cram school?
Is that purpose clear?
What do you get from going to a cram school?
What kind of study do you want to do? What are you good at?
What are your weaknesses?
What are the talents that need to be stretched?
Don’t struggle alone, join the community and start exchanging information with everyone!
I’m sure you’ll find friends with similar concerns and similar goals. Instead of using your phone as a game console, one way to do this is to use it as a tool for learning when you’re ready to go to cram school.
The PM-Gijuku community is compatible with mobile phones. We hope to continue to support you in PM-Gijuku.
Contest for Students
International Peace Film Festival!
United for Peace Film Festival
Get a round-the-world ticket!
The contest closes on March 31, 2011 and has a judging date of September 21, 2011.
There are no restrictions on the format or genre of the film, as long as it was produced after April 2010. We accept live-action, animation, motion graphics, CG, fiction (narrative), non-fiction, documentary, and image. The winner of the Grand Prix will receive a round-the-world documentary filming trip (round-the-world ticket).
Judges.
Hideo Okubo (Chairman, CIESF) and Hideo Sawada (Chairman, HIS)
Katsuhiro Shinohara (Former Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Cambodia)
Katsumi Takahashi (Director, Japan Academy of Moving Images, Part-time Lecturer, Komazawa University)
Tomoyo Nonaka (President of the Gaia Initiative, a non-profit organization)
http://www.ufpff.com/
Kenji Sekine, Representative Director of United People Corporation UFPFF
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
プロジェクトマネジメントを体験できる公開授業のお知らせです
Science Technology Hour
DAY1 (Builder and Messenger, Tokyo Sky Tree Project)
2011/2/10 (Fri.) Morning & Afternoon
2011/2/17 (Fri.) Morning and afternoon
DAY2 (Toy House Project)
2011/2/24 (Fri.) Morning & Afternoon
2011/3/03 (Fri) Morning and Afternoon
In: Shibaura Institute of Technology Junior and Senior High School, Itabashi, Japan
2-2-1 Sakashita, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo 174-8524, Japan