Instructions: You all need to upload the response & colour code who has worked on what parts of the doc

• Who or what are you finding a solution for? Are you doing it for a specific company need (eg. an SDG business website), or do you just think you could make your fame developing the greatest product ever!

Make sure that you are specific about what the problem actually is.

Look to this LINK for an explanation of writing a Problem Statement and check out the 'Resources' to see an example.

You can also look at the 'Design Thinking' menu and drop into the A1 page for ideas on brainstorming etc

Instructions:

Now that you know what problem you would like to solve, it's time to think about research.

Column 1. What will I research? Topics or brief description ONLY!

Column 2. What do I need to know? How can I find out? Is it Primary or Secondary research?(So that you can complete this task)

Column 3. Why is this information important? (What will you do with information)

Check out the 'Resources' link for clarification, HERE for an exemplar on what is required and here is a LINK to some example questions for possible research depending on your product

Here are the RULES and some of the possible questions the Dragons may ask your group (this could help decide what to research??

Instructions:

Analyse a group of similar products that inspire a solution to the problem with reference to markets and trends.

This is where you look at what already exists (min 3) and see what ideas it gives you when creating a solution of your own.

Here are some Design Elements and some Questions to help Analyse the existing product

Instructions:

At this point, you have collected a great deal of data that requires analysis and summary to inform the design of the solution and be useful. The analysis and summary must be presented in a design brief, this can be in a table format with column topics as:

Relevant data (not large paragraphs of copied information)

How and why the information is relevant to solving the problem

Validity of the data (referenced and justify the source as reliable)

Example layout Design Brief

Now that you have completed your research, let's make sure you are on the right track to create a successful product or solution.

Instructions:

1. Review the comments on Seesaw so far. Is there anything you could do to improve?
   • 0 - 3: Comment detailing major issues
   • 4 - 6: Comment for small improvements and liked
   • 7 - 8: Liked
2. Ask the teacher for any clarification and improve your work.

Instructions:

Here we are identifying measurable things that our solution should include.

Design specification. ... Its aim is to ensure that the subsequent design and development of a design meets the needs (or requirements) of the user. Design specifications are one of the key elements of design lifecycle management.

Look at this Resource for:

1. A tabled typical layout
2. List of Identified measurables (with definitions)
3. Typical testing methods

Instructions:

This strand has been broken into 3 sections.

Each section requires a min of 3 designs EACH

1. Logo design X3 link here for resource to branding, identity and logo design. What make a good logo design Colours and emotion
2. Storyboard for pitch X3 Storyboard template and an average example Web page to design your own storyboard
3. Concept sketches X3 requirements, drawing skills & resources (examples)

Instructions:

Using the table format below.

Specifications should be the ones you have made for your product NOT the generic ones existing in the example below!

You will have a table for your group that one member will remain at during each session. The remaining 2 members will visit different tables (not both at the same table) and listen to the remaining group member (of that group) explain how their specifications will be addressed

These can be answered through the

• Company identity
• The presentation
• Physical evidence (Model, Prototype, Concept sketches, etc)
• Script from the storyboard

Scoring system

• 1 - not at all
• 2 - not clear or understood
• 3 - good
• 4 - extremely well done

Every member of the group will have a turn at remaining at the table to explain the product.

Instructions:

This will all depend on what you feel your product requires to have a successful pitch to the judges?

Do you need a working drawing, an Assembly drawing, Exploded view or a Systems drawing of how the product works?

If you need any of these you can show evidence in Criteria C

If this Strand has been rolled out to your SeeSaw account just upload a N/A against it :)

Now that you have completed your design, reflect on your progress with this self assessment.

Instructions:

Complete the questions below using the template provided:

1. During this term I was successful at...
2. The MYP Design Cycle strands addressed were...
   • Strands A1 - A4
   • Strands B1 - B4
3. One area for improvement could be...
4. Three steps I could to take to be more successful are:
   • a)
   • b)
   • c)
5. Based on the rubrics and exemplars provided, I would predict the following grades:
   • Criterion A:
   • Criterion B:

Instructions:

You are now to create the pitch (script) that best answers the ‘Pitch Keywords’

• Problem
  • Think about what you have written in your Problem statement
• Need
  • Why should we solve this problem. What are the benefits?
• Market
  • Who are they?
  • How many are there?
  • Age, gender, culture etc
• Research
  • Key facts you have found through research analysis
  • Feasibility study
• Design
  • What is it and exactly how it works
  • Key features
  • What makes it different from other items already on the market
    • USP (unique selling point)
  • Safety
  • Sustainability
• Growth
  • How do see your product/company grow
    • Into other areas?
    • Development of the product?
    • Etc

Generally look to the ‘Possible Questions’ the Dragons may ask

Instructions:

1. All of this can be delivered in the way of:

• A Presentation
  • Slide show (remember min text and max 5 slides)
  • Movie
    • Short clip on a problem scenario or how your product will work
  • Graphs
    • Chart diagrams of market or predicted development
  • Skit or short acted piece, either demonstrating the problem or the solution
  • IMPORTANT

You need to present some physical evidence during your Pitch

• Developed concept sketches
• CAD drawings
• Portfolio
  • Outlining some or all of the information from C1
• Model
• Prototype

Instructions:

Generally speaking this will be demonstrated through your pitch to the Dragons.

Some points to remember:

• Dress for success
• Do not read off the slide presentation (if you must... use a palm card)
• Look at the Dragons (they won’t bite)

Instructions:

You will have the opportunity to discuss this in the evaluation of your pitch presentation.

How prepared were you ?

Did things change on the day from what you had planned to deliver?

etc

If this Strand has been rolled out to your SeeSaw account just upload a N/A against it :)

Now that you have completed your product or solution, help out a peer in reviewing their work. Use the template provided to give them constructive feedback.

Instructions:

Complete the questions below using the template provided:

1. During this term, (write peer name here) was successful at __________.
2. The MYP Design Cycle strands addressed were...
   • Strands A1 - A4
   • Strands B1 - B4
   • Strands C1 - C4
3. One area for improvement could be...
4. Three steps (write peer name here) could to take to be more successful are:
   • a)
   • b)
   • c)
5. Based on the rubrics and exemplars provided, I would predict the following grades:
   • Criterion A:
   • Criterion B:
   • Criterion C:

Instructions: #NOTE D1 to D4 can be addressed in a video reflection activity uploaded to SeeSaw

Go back to the design specifications that you created in B1. Look at the testing methods that you considered using to test if those specifications would be successful. Design and carry out those methods.

If you have not designed testing methods yet NOW is the time to do so!

Gather the results

Instructions:

As the strand definition suggests, reflect on the results of the testing (against specifications) and discuss (in the video) the key information that you have gathered from this

Instructions:

Identify improvements that you believe your product or solution would benefit from to positively impact your target audience. Detail the reason or cause that you believe justify that improvement.

Instructions:

Think about how your product or solution impacted your target audience. Include reasons or causes.