Competition Name: Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision
Project Title: [Insert Your Innovation Name]
Category: [e.g., K-3, 4-6, 7-9, or 10-12]
Submission Deadline: [Insert Date - typically late January/early February]
| Role | Name | Contact Info | Responsibility |
| Team Lead | Â | Â | Project management & final upload |
| Member | Â | Â | Research & Technical Writing |
| Member | Â | Â | Web Page Design/Art |
| Member | Â | Â | Prototype Sketches/History |
| Mentor/Coach | Â | Â | Guidance & Compliance |
Keep track of these five mandatory sections to ensure a complete entry:
Abstract: A 150-word summary of the project.
The Description: (The "Meat" of the project)
Present Technology: How does the tech work today?
History: When was it invented and how has it changed?
Future Technology: Your vision for 20 years from now.
Breakthroughs: What scientific hurdles must be cleared?
Consequences: Both positive and negative impacts on society.
Bibliography: All sources cited in APA or MLA format.
Web Pages: Five mock-up "slides" or pages representing the project.
Sample Web Page: One graphic or visual that sums up the innovation.
[ ] Ideation Phase: Brainstorming problems that need solving.
[ ] Research Phase: Interviewing experts and reading journals.
[ ] Draft Phase: Completing the first version of the 11-page description.
[ ] Design Phase: Creating the visual mock-ups for the website component.
[ ] Final Review: Checking against the official ExploraVision Rubric.
Official Website: exploravision.org
Past Winners Gallery: [Inspiration for formatting and depth]
Shared Drive Folder: [Insert link to your Google Drive/OneDrive]
Pro-Tip: ExploraVision is heavy on scientific feasibility. Even though you’re looking 20 years into the future, make sure your "Breakthroughs" section mentions real-world concepts like quantum computing, CRISPR, or specific material sciences rather than just "magic."
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