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1. Click REMAKE to copy this padlet. Make sure you also check off Copy Posts so you get the blue and white stickies in your copy (see screenshot).

2. Do the blue section

3. Scroll down and do the white section

4. Click Share and Copy Link to Clipboard.

5. Go back to Google Classroom. Paste the link to your padlet in the Comment box and submit it to the teacher.

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Drag the blue stickies to arrange them the same way as they are in the picture. Arrows should appear as you drag the stickies. You can move all the white stickies down if you need more room. Definitions are included for each step.

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Drag these up to to match a white deliverables post to each step in blue. There are 6 of each so there should be one white stickie for every blue stickie.

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Definition of this step:

Improve or redesign the initial solution

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Definition of this step:

Document and communicate the best solution to your client

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Definition of this step:

Build the prototype

Document the results of your tests

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Definition of this step:

Identify the client

Identify the problem that needs solving

Identify criteria and constraints

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At this step, you are communicating your final design to the client. You did this by sharing your working prototype on FlipGrid, and also submitting your 2-part design documents in Google Classroom.

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This is a statement about the changes you made, and what could be done in future developments of this design.

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This is a document that confirms criteria, constraints, and design goals. This is so that your 'client,' who has the problem, need, or want, knows that you understand what they need.

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A prototype is a functional model used to test whether a concept meets the criteria and constraints of a design problem. A test report documents all trials, both failed ones and successful ones, and the adjustments along the way.

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A technical drawing is like a blueprint. It is a detailed plan for constructing a prototype, including materials and dimensions. You can hand this off to someone else who can then build the prototype following those instructions.

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DELIVERABLE: Annotated Sketch and Decision Matrix

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DELIVERABLE: Annotated Sketch and Decision Matrix

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At this step, we brainstorm more than one idea. If we were to do this in the classroom in teams, an annotated sketch would be a labeled sketch that communicates one of your ideas to propose to your team. A decision matrix is a tool that helps you decide which of team's multiple ideas to develop further. The decision matrix helps to rank each idea on how well you think it will meet each of the criteria within the constraints of the problem.

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Definition of this step:

Create a labeled and detailed plan

Justify your design choices

Edit as you improve the prototype during testing

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Definition of this step:

Research existing solutions

Brainstorm ideas

Select an idea

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