We are pleased to announce that our "Maritime Transportation Challenges" project is now available on the exciting and informative page "dontwastemy.energy".
We look forward to seeing you there!
Just klick right here: https://dontwastemy.energy/2020/01/15/maritime-transportation-challenges/
Team Transportation
Matthias and Jeannine, TZ19
Since we already promoted our idea with a small film at the beginning of the school project, we wanted to work with films in the main project as well. In a simple learning video we wanted to explain in a simple way what the challenges in shipping are.
The first thing we thought about was, which 3 challenges come first. So it was possible for us to split up and collect each of us on the various challenges on the Internet. After the text was written, we created the appropriate videos.
On the Internet, we searched for suitable programs in the field of animated films that can be used free of charge. We chose the "Animaker" website. First we had to get to know the program and understand how to use it. Since not all applications within the program are free, we had to be creative. The time per film was also limited to 2 minutes. So we had to limit ourselves in terms of content and bring only the most important facts.
So that the educational films had an appealing background music, we searched the internet for music that could be used free of charge. We were able to find the right pieces of music on Bensound and mentioned the source accordingly in the films.
We wanted to reproduce the interviews as we had conducted them with the two companies. We therefore decided to make the interviews available in PDF form in English and German at the end of the article.
Team Transportation, Wetzikon, Switzerland
Matthias and Jeannine, BM2 TZ19
Today we will tackle the following tasks:
- writing of our article "ready for publish" (dontwastemyenergy.com)
- get the feedback from our teacher, Ms. Suter
- plan the next steps
Jeannine and Matthias
BM2, TZ19
Source: toptenrewviews.com
Maritime Transportation of Food
With the second step in the project planning we looked in the team during half an hour for good sources of information about our project. More...
Source: World Cargo News
Maritime Transportation of Food
To be honest, now that I'm starting to deal with this issue, I know little or nothing about it. This circumstance also makes it interesting for me to find out more about the topic of "Maritime food transportation". More...
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Source: "Containership", Wikimedia
By clicking on the link below, you can see on an overview how we plan and organise our project.
Concept draft and timeline "Maritime Transportation of food"
Project team Switzerland
Matthias Bänziger, Jeannine Herren (BM2 TZ19)
We believe we have found a topic that could be very interesting for an international project.
When we walk through the aisles in the shops today, we notice that more than half of the products come from abroad. This raises the question: Where do these products come from? And how did they find their way to our shops? We would like to focus our attention on the transport of food by sea.
Check out our video on Vimeo:
Are you interested to work with us on that topic? Then join our team and contact us!
Kind regards,
Matthias and Jeannine from Switzerland (Wetzikon)
It was our job to register every meal and every snack in the Toolbox for a week.
Because I tend to forget such regular tasks, I've stuck a post-it note in three different places. One in the phonecase, one in the wallet and one on the kitchen cupboard. That helped me, not forgetting to enter my food in the Toolbox.
The app is clearly structured and easy to use. My difficulty was the part where I had to choose what ingredients were in my food. I completed it as well as possible and now hope that my data is "usable" for the evaluation.
If there is an overhang of yogurt in the evaluation, then it is because of me. :-)
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Jeannine Herren, BM2 TZ19
What if you could eat the packaging off your food instead of throw it into the bin?
Some startup companies are on a good way to invent new technologies to wrap our food into edible foils or packaging. That is inspiring, isn't it?
Check out following links:
Edible packaging made from seaweed (materialdistrict)
Edible or biodegradable packaging for food (newfood magazine)
Essbare Verpackung aus Milch (eatsmarter.de)
Edible, biodegradable food packaging (youtube)
Edible plastic is here, and it tastes like... (youtube)
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Jeannine Herren, BM2 TZ19