What did students do at the Tonies workshops?

What did students do at the Tonies workshops?

• A. Printed Shirts, Made Storyboards
• B. Colored Posters
• C. Built Robots
• D. Made Origami

Answer: (A)

Tonies workshops emphasize hands-on making that blends design with storytelling. Students printed shirts to create wearable or displayable designs and built storyboards to map out characters, scenes, and the flow of a story. The combination of a tangible artifact (the shirt) and a visual plan (the storyboard) shows both creative production and narrative planning, which fits the workshop goals well. Colored posters focus primarily on visuals without planning the story, building robots centers on electronics and mechanics rather than storytelling and apparel design, and origami concentrates on paper folding without developing a narrative or product.

Tonies workshops emphasize hands-on making that blends design with storytelling. Students printed shirts to create wearable or displayable designs and built storyboards to map out characters, scenes, and the flow of a story. The combination of a tangible artifact (the shirt) and a visual plan (the storyboard) shows both creative production and narrative planning, which fits the workshop goals well. Colored posters focus primarily on visuals without planning the story, building robots centers on electronics and mechanics rather than storytelling and apparel design, and origami concentrates on paper folding without developing a narrative or product.