Student Portfolios

Celebrate the amazing work of Basin Tech Explorers

Below are some of the amazing projects created by students in our Basin Tech Explorers programs. All projects are shared with explicit parent/guardian permission. Students are identified by first name and last initial to protect privacy.

12 students completed this session. Here are their projects:

Alex M. • Digital Citizenship Project

Digital Safety Poster Campaign

Alex created an informative poster series about online safety, focusing on protecting personal information and recognizing scams. Excellent use of visuals and clear messaging.

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Jordan P. • Web Design Project

Local Wildlife Information Website

Jordan built a responsive website about desert wildlife native to the Uintah Basin using HTML and CSS. The site includes photographs, facts, and a contact form.

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Casey R. • Python Project

Interactive Quiz Game

Casey programmed a Python-based quiz game that tests players' knowledge of computer science concepts. The game includes score tracking and multiple difficulty levels.

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Morgan T. • Hardware Exploration

Computer Components Presentation

Morgan created an engaging presentation on computer hardware components, including photos from a hands-on hardware exploration activity and detailed explanations.

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Riley S. • Internet & Networking

Network Diagram & Explanation

Riley designed a visual diagram showing how the internet works, including servers, routers, and data transmission. Includes a written explanation in student's own words.

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Sam K. • Website Redesign

Redesigned School Website Concept

Sam created an improved version of a local school website using HTML and CSS, focusing on user experience and mobile responsiveness.

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8 students completed this session. Here are their projects:

Emma L. • Web Design Project

Personal Hobby Website

Emma built a website dedicated to her favorite hobby—rock climbing. Includes tips, local climbing spots, and a photo gallery, all coded with HTML and CSS.

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Daniel H. • Python Project

Number Guessing Game

Daniel created a fun Python program where users try to guess a random number. The game provides hints and keeps track of attempts and best scores.

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Sophie W. • Digital Citizenship

Social Media Safety Guide

Sophie wrote a comprehensive guide for young people about staying safe on social media, including privacy tips and how to recognize cyberbullying.

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Ethan B. • Hardware Project

Computer Build Challenge Portfolio

Ethan documented his experience learning about and building a computer from components, with photos and descriptions of each part and what it does.

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15 students completed this session. Here are their projects:

Liam G. • Web Design Project

Community Events Calendar Website

Liam created a website listing community events in Duchesne, styled with CSS and featuring an interactive layout that adapts to mobile devices.

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Olivia J. • Python Project

Weather Data Analyzer

Olivia built a Python program that reads weather data and calculates statistics like average temperature and precipitation patterns for the Uintah Basin.

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Noah V. • Digital Citizenship Campaign

Internet Safety Video Script

Noah wrote and performed a script for a video about internet safety, covering topics like privacy, password security, and recognizing online risks.

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Ava C. • Technology Research

Emerging Tech Research Presentation

Ava researched emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and presented her findings in a well-organized and visually appealing slide deck.

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Mason E. • Web Design Project

Mountain Biking Trail Guide Website

Mason created a website featuring local mountain biking trails with difficulty ratings, GPS coordinates, and photos, built with responsive web design.

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