The Parts of this Module Include
Types of Prototyping
Developing a Plan
The next part of the course is where you take Action to put in place your intended solution. This is going to look different for every student, every topic, and every lens. Your solution needs to be something that can be achieved in the time you have left of the course. Your solution will need to be presented and tested to be able to identify where its successful and what works still needs to happen.
Depending on the Lens you have chosen some solution approaches could be:
Developing some sort of workshop
Designing a new tools for a specific task
Working toward a school improvement initiative
Building something to support a specific community
Planning and running an event
Developing a business plan and reaching out to investors
Developing a proposal to send to the government, etc.
Below are some videos of different types of Prototyping depending on your direction and Lens to get you thinking.
Cardboard Prototype
Duration: 2:02
Physical Products
Duration: 4:01
Rapid Prototyping: Sketching
Duration: 7:31
Physical Types of Prototypes
Developing models, tools and products
Websites/Apps
Duration: 2:07
Rapid Prototyping: Digital
Duration: 10:11
Rapid Prototyping: Native
Duration: 7:10
Digital Types of Prototypes
Developing digital things like websites, software, or Apps
Social Entrepreneurship Examples
Duration: 7:52
Social Entrepreneurship Intro
Duration: 9:57
Social Enterprises
Duration: 4:23
Social Enterprises Types of Prototypes
Developing approaches for social/environmental justice or action
Head to your Workbook for a reflection based on your chosen Prototyping Direction
Module 5A: Activity 1
Before Moving on to your Check In Point please ensure you have the following items completed in your workbook:
Module 5A: Activity 1 (Prototyping Reflection)