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BACKPACK DESIGN

Published on Mar 19, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BACKPACK DESIGN

Design a student's perfect backpack
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EMPATHY:
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.

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Develop Empathy (10 min)

  • Groups of 3
  • One person from each group interviewed by another group.
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Develop Empathy (10 min)

  • What items do you carry in your backpack now?
  • What other items do you need your backpack to carry?
  • What problems do you have with your backback?
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Define the Problem (10 min)

  • What needs do you need to fulfill for your user?
  • _____ wants their backpack to ______.
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Brainstorm (10 min)

  • You have a budget of $1,000,000
  • Create a sketch of your solution.
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Prototype (40 min)

  • All materials allowed!
  • Does it satisfy all your user's needs?
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Prototype Review (5 min)

  • Meet with your backpack client. How does your backpack design satisfy their needs?
  • What is done REALLY well?
  • What suggestions do you have for the design team?
  • Does it satisfy your needs?
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Finish Prototype (40 min)

  • Meet with your backpack client. How does your backpack design satisfy their needs?
  • What is done REALLY well?
  • What suggestions do you have for the design team?
  • Does it satisfy your needs?
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Test/Feedback (10 min)

  • What works reall well? What could use some more thought?
  • What changes to your backpack design would you make based on feedback?
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PRESENTING YOUR DESIGN CHALLENGE

  • Introduce yourselves.
  • State your design challenge.
  • Who are your users?
  • What phase in the commerce cycle is your design?
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FEEDBACK STARTERS

  • What I think works really well is...
  • An improvement I think might help is...
  • May I suggest...
  • Have you thought about...
  • How would I...
  • What would be another way to...
  • What part of the commerce cycle does your solution improve?
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RANDOM OBJECT EXERCISE

  • Find the most interesting object that your team is currently in possession of.
  • Take a 5 min walking meeting, come up with an alternative use for your object that does not relate to it's original function.
  • You have 1 minute to present to the class.
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