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00.02_Product & Experience Design_6B
Do Now: Take out your notebook and writing utensil and answer:
- What do all the following objects have in common?
- Why do you think there are so many different kinds?
Audience (design definition): the person or group of people for whom a product is designed
Prototype: An early version of a product, system, or design.
Prototypes (also called iterations) are crucial because they allow designers to test their ideas before the commit to them.
Iteration, prototyping and improvement
Problem Brainstorm:With your table, brainstorm five problems that go along with washing your hands in public restrooms.
Drying Your Hands in a Public Bathroom
We talked about audience and its role in the creation of new designs. What do you think is the primary role in the creation of the different ways of drying hands?
Design can come about as a way to improve upon an existing system. The audience is still there, and style matters, but for public health products, another concern is: "Is this the healthiest way to do something?"
Each one of these designs are iterations. They seek to improve upon the system that came before.
Designers depend upon iterations to get their designs right. We will talk about iterations more in the future.
This weekend's HW - Research the Maker Faire Program for Saturday September 26th
1. Go to the Tech & Design folder in your Google Drive and open "00.03_Maker Faire Research Assignment_Your Name".
2. Read the instructions carefully and answer all questions within.
Due Tuesday night at 8pm
Design: Lesson Two
The Basics:
1. One person addresses the class at a time
2. Genuine effort
Today’s Agenda:
1. Marshmallow Challenge - summary & reflection.
2. Syllabus & expectations
3. The Role of Iteration within Design
4. Maker Faire – Saturday, September 26th
Senior Habits, Mastery Based Learning, & Graduation Requirements
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1fWL-kY7HhkOw7FuY15GGaP3VuHPENNYptFR0AiUwr3s/edit#slide=id.gc83547025_0_125
Tom Wujec: What does the Marshmallow Challenge say about us?
Maker Faire!
Saturday, September 26th at the New York Hall of Science
Classroom Expectations, Grading, and Syllabus
Learning Objective: YWBAT to start to identify things that could benefit from better design.
Essential Question: What is the role of iteration within design?
Exit Slip
http://make.nychscl.org/