What We Made
Crossing 5's report-back — what two strangers built together, and what each side actually put into it
Crossing 5 is the first one where the report isn’t only yours — whatever you made had two people’s decisions in it, and the account should sound like that, not like a solo project someone happened to be standing near.
In the room#
Show what got built, if it travels, or describe it if it doesn’t, then walk through how it came together: who suggested what, where you disagreed, which choice ended up shaping the final thing. A report that only covers your own contribution is missing half of what actually happened.
What gets asked#
Expect a question aimed straight at the “together” part — what your partner would say if they were the one reporting, whether the finished thing looks like either of your original ideas, what you’d have built differently solo. See Crossing Participation for how the mark gets made.
The spec
What you bring to the session. Written so a reader can tell whether it has been met without asking you.
- you report, live, what got built and who you built it with
- you name one decision your partner made that changed the outcome
- the account matches what your partner would say happened, not just your side of it
Crossing 5 · Week 10 · 12 October 2026
Teaching team
- Moana Liza — tutor