How WE organize Ourselves
How WE organize Ourselves
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🛠 PROTOTYPE 🎨
🛠 PROTOTYPE 🎨
The goal of a prototype is to take the creative thinking that you have done through inquiry and ideation and put it into action. It's time to CREATE and MAKE something!
The goal of a prototype is to take the creative thinking that you have done through inquiry and ideation and put it into action. It's time to CREATE and MAKE something!
It can be a digital work or a 3-D model, a work of art or something you engineer. Prototypes can be high-tech to low-tech or even no tech. In this phase, the goal is to take the creative thinking that you have done through inquiry and ideation and put it into action. Failing forward is key to evolving and improving your prototype.
It can be a digital work or a 3-D model, a work of art or something you engineer. Prototypes can be high-tech to low-tech or even no tech. In this phase, the goal is to take the creative thinking that you have done through inquiry and ideation and put it into action. Failing forward is key to evolving and improving your prototype.
Prototype1.mp3Click "▶️" to listen
WATCH the video to learn more about what it means to prototype.
Now that we have learned about our creative problem and brainstormed solutions, it's time to prototype! This means you will be building your design and making improvements along the way.
Think show, not tell. Use your strongest ideas and get feedback from others to help you improve your design along the way.
Prototype2.mp3Click "▶️" to listen
Building your Prototype: Time to Create!
Building your Prototype: Time to Create!
HWOO Prototype Building.mp3Click "▶️" to listen
Using your Crazy 4’s ideation, you and your partner will draw a blueprint and identify the materials that you think you will need prior to building.
As you design, consider the following...
- What are the rules of your game?
- How will you attract players?
- What is the object of your game?
- What will you name your game?
- What materials will you need to build your game?
Source: John Spencer (2017)
Arcade Planning Sheet_Game Design.pdfArcade Planning Sheet
Arcade Planning Sheet
HWOO Prototype PlanningSheet.mp3Click "▶️" to listen
Use the planning sheet in Google Classroom to help you develop your design blueprint.
When you are ready, begin to gather your materials. Some materials will be provided, but you may need to bring in boxes and other building materials from home.
Think about how you will make your design stand out!
Check out the cardboard construction techniques below as you are developing and building your design.
How will you turn your creative ideas into creative design solutions?
Cardboard Construction:
Here are some tips and tricks to help you build your design.Cardboard Construction:
How could you use these techniques to help you build?
STP Prototype Cardboard.mp3Click "▶️" to listen
Source: Manuel Herrera (2019)
Source: The Art of Education (2019)
Source: The Art of Education (2019)
Please use the navigation icons below to CLICK through each stage of the Design Cycle. Learning engagements and resources will be linked to Google Classroom on each page.
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