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Question 1: You are at lunch when suddenly a student starts gasping and clutching their neck.  You are not sure what is wrong but want to help. What should you do?

Question 2:  A classmate says she/he does not feel well, face is flushed, grabbing his/her chest and complains he/she can not breath. Collapse to the floor and begin having what appears to be a seizure. What do you do?

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Great Job!

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I didn't know you could make groups in teams. Nice.

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I appreciate this design process. The collaborating in separate areas proved challenging, but it was do-able.

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I appreciate this design process. The collaborating in separate areas proved challenging, but it was do-able.

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Enjoyed the group.  Neat ideas.   There wasn't a way for us to see the directions when we went in to groups. 

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Enjoyed the group.  Neat ideas.   There wasn't a way for us to see the directions when we went in to groups. 

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Thanks for the great ideas!

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Great terminology and opportunities for feedback

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Examples of what you'd like to see are always super helpful. I dig the process as long as people can stay on time. 

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Examples of what you'd like to see are always super helpful. I dig the process as long as people can stay on time. 

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I loved this. I would just be super clear on what to do when finished and have a way to see the directions on the groups. I love the terminology being used

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I loved this. I would just be super clear on what to do when finished and have a way to see the directions on the groups. I love the terminology being used

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The process of commenting on the ideas is great for the group to hear.

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The process of commenting on the ideas is great for the group to hear.

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I gotta think about how I'm going to use it...
Thank you!!

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The instructions were not clear in the beginning but turned out to be fun once.  Liked how we got back together to see everyone's ideas.

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The instructions were not clear in the beginning but turned out to be fun once.  Liked how we got back together to see everyone's ideas.

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Taylor for real. Start the process with something simple and give yourself permission to not be right.

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Taylor for real. Start the process with something simple and give yourself permission to not be right.

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Look at a problem from a variety of angles, think of a simple way to address that problem that is physically solvable now.

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I have used this process to design livestock barns in ag classes.  I am working on a design process for animal leg braces when they break bones or have injuries.  I liked how the instructors came in and checked on us throughout the design time. I would make student groups do a quick show to me so they don't wander off too far it they don't understand the RWP.  For a first timer I would suggest allow for double the time that you think it will take.

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The instructions were not clear in the beginning, but it was fun working through the process.

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Thank you guys SO much. first off! I learned some new tricks for the upcoming year so thanks!

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Thank you guys SO much. first off! I learned some new tricks for the upcoming year so thanks!

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Keep an open mind when it comes to different ideas!-chreene 

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Keep an open mind when it comes to different ideas!-chreene 

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Having a more realistic topic or a topic with some case studies to support the idea

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Having a more realistic topic or a topic with some case studies to support the idea

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This is a great tool thank you

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I would try to provide more reflection on each steps. With more reflection it allows  us to decide if we need to jump back and forth between each step

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I enjoyed the the collaboration with my group

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I enjoyed the the collaboration with my group

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I believe with a longer think tank and research you can come up with stronger ideas. I like the mechanics of the design process that would really help next time to be able to look at that graphic.

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I appreciate the effort design to a TEAMS activity that we can turn around and use in our classroom.

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I really liked how this process worked.  Only tip is sometimes technology can be as challenging as it is helpful.

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I really liked how this process worked.  Only tip is sometimes technology can be as challenging as it is helpful.

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Define a problem that needs to be solved from your perspective. What do you think the problem is?

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Define a problem that needs to be solved from your perspective. What do you think the problem is?

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James W here. I thought the design process was a great way to collaborate and be able to social distance at the same time. Coach Green was a rock star during the process.

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I would have more of a round robin discussion. I would say to have an open mind when starting the Engineering Design Process for the first time.

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I would have more of a round robin discussion. I would say to have an open mind when starting the Engineering Design Process for the first time.

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Great ideas from everyone! I would say that it would be helpful to post a timeline to show everyone how to do the "critical friends" piece along with the time requirements for each phase. Great work!

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A little look at the mechanics of the design process!