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Design Folder WorkbookNovember 5, 20141:00 PMObjective - formalized and elaborate documentation as compiled evidence of student's work.The Design CycleMYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 1

Design Cycle - ExplainedNovember 5, 201410:48 AMA. Inquiring and analysingStudents are presented with a design situation, from which they identify a problem that needs to besolved. They analyse the need for a solution and conduct an inquiry into the nature of the problem. Inorder to reach the aims of design, students should be able to:i. explain and justify the need for a solution to a problem for a specified client/target audienceii. identify and prioritize the primary and secondary research needed to develop a solution to theproblemiii. analyse a range of existing products that inspire a solution to the problemiv. develop a detailed design brief which summarizes the analysis of relevant research.B. Developing ideasStudents write a detailed specification, which drives the development of a solution. They present thesolution. In order to reach the aims of design, students should be able to:i. develop a design specification which clearly states the success criteria for the design of a solutionii. develop a range of feasible design ideas which can be correctly interpreted by othersiii. present the final chosen design and justify its selectioniv. develop accurate and detailed planning drawings/diagrams and outline the requirements for thecreation of the chosen solution.C. Creating the solutionStudents plan the creation of the chosen solution and follow the plan to create a prototype sufficient fortesting and evaluation. In order to reach the aims of design, students should be able to:i. construct a logical plan, which describes the efficient use of time and resources, sufficient for peers tobe able to follow to create the solutionii. demonstrate excellent technical skills when making the solutioniii. follow the plan to create the solution, which functions as intendediv. fully justify changes made to the chosen design and plan when making the solutionv. present the solution as a whole, either: a. in electronic form, or b. through photographs of thesolution from different angles, showing details.D. EvaluatingStudents design tests to evaluate the solution, carry out those tests and objectively evaluate its success.Students identify areas where the solution could be improved and explain how their solution will impacton the client or target audience. In order to reach the aims of design, students should be able to:i. design detailed and relevant testing methods, which generate data, to measure the success of thesolutionii. critically evaluate the success of the solution against the design specificationiii. explain how the solution could be improvediv. explain the impact of the solution on the client/target audience.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 2

Inquiring and Analysing - Explain and Justify the NeedNovember 5, 20141:00 PMName Unit Title Key Concepts Related ConceptsGlobal Context Statement of Inquiry -Inquiry Questions:Factual Questions - Explore the knowledge and facts. (3)Conceptual Question - Explore contradictions and big ideas. (1)Debatable Question - Explore questions that promotes discussion. (use verbs - do, can, is, to whatextent) (1)Instructor Assignment Date -MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 3

Inquiring and Analysing - Identify and Prioritize the ResearchNovember 5, 20141:00 PMFinding Information:What questions do I need to think about to help me guide my investigation?What are the answers to these questions? (use inline citations with quotations and include the author anddate)Resources Used:(Cite your answer with inline citations and a bibliograpy - APA style)MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 4

Inquiring and Analysing - Analyze Existing ProductsNovember 5, 20141:00 PMWhat other products are out there that will help guide your investigation? Describe and explain.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 5

Inquiring and Analysing - Develop a Design BriefNovember 5, 20141:00 PMDesign Brief :Explain the task you have to complete.Who are you making it for?How do you plan to complete the task?Why is this task important?MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 6

Developing Ideas - Develop a Design SpecificationNovember 5, 20141:00 PMWhat are the different parts to my project / product / design?What must my project / product /design do?Which program or materials should I use?What are the detailed description (colors, fonts, images, etc.) of the product or solution?Who is my audience?What constraints do I need to think about?MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 7

Developing Ideas - Develop Design IdeasNovember 5, 20141:00 PMI. Explain/sketch in detail multiple ways of creating your project / product / design. (more than one sketch)Either draw your design directly on this document (expanding it as necessary) or use other tools such as Illustrator,Photoshop, GIMP, Google Sketch-up to create your product / solution.II. Evaluations – Check each design against your original design specification. Be sure to include anyconstraints (limitations or restrictions). Will these designs work. Explain.III. How can I test that my product matches the design specification?MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 8

Developing Ideas - Present the Chosen DesignNovember 5, 201410:36 AMI. Which design have you chosen to use for this project?II. Why did you choose this design? Justify your decision.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 9

Developing Ideas - Develop Planning Drawings and DiagramsNovember 5, 201410:36 AMChoose the sketch that will work for your product / solution. Add more details to the sketch.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 10

Creating the Solution - Construct a Logical PlanNovember 5, 201410:47 AMList the steps you will need to complete the task (this should be done in detail and includeequipment and techniques/software to be used).Expand or modify chart / photo / sketches as needed.Create a timeline, Gantt Chart or calendar to show milestones and progress.StepDescription of StepTime/Resources NeededTeacher Approval: (Sign Here) Date:MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 11

Creating the Solution - Follow the Plan to Make the SolutionNovember 5, 201412:48 PMPaste your Gantt Chart here.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 12

Creating the Solution - Demonstrate Technical SkillsNovember 5, 201410:47 AMCreate your project by following your plan. Remember to modify your plan (steps and sketches) if you make anychanges to your plan. You will want to document the development stage of your creation by taking pictures ifappropriate or making additional drawings that show the changes that you have made. Use the space below toshow this.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 13

Creating the Solution - Justify Changes Made to the DesignNovember 5, 201410:47 AMWhat are some of the difficulties you face in creating your product?Have you made any changes since your design? If so, what and why?Describe your strengths in creating your product.What have you learned?MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 14

Evaluating - Design Testing MethodsNovember 5, 201410:48 AMI. Describe the different tests (checklists / sketches) that you made for your designs.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 15

Evaluating - Evaluate Success of the SolutionNovember 5, 201410:48 AMI. What were the results of the tests (checklist / sketches) you made for your designs?II. What changes to your design would you make from the data you received?MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 16

Evaluating - Explain How the Solution can be ImprovedNovember 5, 201410:48 AMI. Looking at the design, explain how the solution to the problem can be improved. (Did your poster,comic strip, video do what it was supposed to?)II. What other aspects of the design specifications (specific things in your poster, comic strip, video) or thetest of design specifications (checklists / sketches) could be improved?MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 17

Evaluating - Explain the Impact of the SolutionNovember 5, 201410:48 AMI. Evaluation of the impact of the product on life/society/environment:How do you think your product will change the way the people who use it work/play/learn?Will it lead to an improvement in their daily life/long term life?Could your product be introduced into the wider community?What do you think the impact would be?Will your product have an impact on the life / environment / society?MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 18

Summative Assessment RubricNovember 5, 201410:48 AMCriterion A: Inquiring and Analysing7-8Explains and justifies the need for a solution for a client/end user/target market. Constructs a detailed researchplan which identifies and prioritizes the research needed to develop a solution to the problem independently.Analyses a range of existing products that that inspire a solution to the problem in detail. Summarizes the findingsfrom a broad range of sources related to the development of a possible solution, cited appropriately.5-6Explains the need for a solution for a specified client/ end user. Constructs a research plan which identifies andprioritizes the research needed to develop a solution to the problem with some guidance. Analyses a range ofexisting products that inspire a solution to the problem. Outlines the findings from a range of sources related tothe development of a possible solution, cited appropriately.3-4Outlines the need for a solution for a specified client/end user. Outlines a research plan which identifies theresearch needed to develop a solution to the problem, with some guidance. Analyses one existing product thatinspires a solution to the problem. Outlines the findings from a range of sources related to the development of apossible solution, cited incompletely.1-2States the need for a solution for a specified client/ end user. States the findings from a few sources, related to thedevelopment of a possible solution.0The student does not reach any of the standards described by any of the descriptors.First Marking:Second Marking:Criterion B: Developing Ideas7-8Develops detailed design specifications which explain the success criteria for the design of a solution based on theanalysis of the research. Develops a range of feasible design ideas using an appropriate medium(s), detailedannotation, which can be correctly interpreted by others. Presents and justifies, fully and critically, the final chosendesign with detailed reference to the design specification. Develops accurate and detailed planningdrawings/diagrams and outlines requirements for the creation of the chosen solution.5-6Develops design specifications which outline the success criteria for the design of a solution. Develops a range offeasible design ideas using an appropriate medium(s) and annotation which can be interpreted by others. Presentsand justifies the chosen design with reference to the design specification. Develops accurate planningdrawings/diagrams and lists requirements for the creation of the chosen solution.3-4Lists some design specifications which relate to the success criteria for the design of a solution. Presents a fewfeasible designs using an appropriate medium(s) or annotation which can be interpreted by others. Makes someattempt to justify the chosen design with reference to the design specification. Creates planningdrawings/diagrams or lists requirements for the creation of the chosen solution.1-2Lists some basic design specifications for the design of a solution. Presents one design which can be interpreted byothers. Creates incomplete working drawings/ diagrams.0The student does not reach any of the standards described by any of the descriptors.First Marking:Second Marking:Criterion C: Creating the Solution7-8Constructs a detailed and logical plan, which describes the efficient use of time and resources, sufficient for peersto be able to follow the plan to create the solution. Demonstrates excellent technical skills when making theproduct/solution. Follows the plan to make the solution which functions as intended and is presentedappropriately. Fully justifies changes made to the chosen design and the plan-for-manufacture when making thesolution.MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 19

solution.5-6Constructs a logical plan, which considers time and resources, sufficient for peers to be able to follow the plan.Demonstrates competent technical skills when making the solution. Makes the solution which functions asintended and is presented appropriately. Describes changes made to the chosen design and plan when making thesolution.3-4Constructs a plan that contains some production details, resulting in peers having difficulty following the plan.Demonstrates satisfactory technical skills when making the solution. Makes the solution which partially functionsand is adequately presented. Outlines changes made to the chosen design and plan when making the solution.1-2Demonstrates minimal technical skills when making the solution. Makes the solution which functions poorly and ispresented in an incomplete form.0The student does not reach any of the standards described by any of the descriptors.First Marking:Second Marking:Criterion D: Evaluating7-8Designs detailed and relevant testing methods which generate data to measure the success of the solution.Critically evaluates the success of the solution against the requirements of the design specification based onauthentic product testing. Explains how the solution could be improved. Explains the impact of the product on theclient/target market.5-6Designs relevant testing methods which generate data to measure the success of the solution. Explains the successof the product/ solution against the requirements based on relevant product testing. Describes how the solutioncould be improved. Explains the impact of the solution on the client/target market, with guidance.3-4Designs a relevant testing method which generates data to measure the success of the solution. Outlines thesuccess of the solution against the requirements of the design specification based on relevant product testing.Outlines how the solution could be improved. Outlines the impact of the solution on the client/target market.1-2Designs a testing method which is used to measure the success of the solution. States the success of the solution.0The student does not reach any of the standards described by any of the descriptors.First Marking:Second Marking:MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 20

Personal Social Responsibility (Self and Group Evaluation)November 5, 201410:48 AMI. Submit a self evaluation using the rubric provided.Proficient -5Developing - 3Emerging - 1Researches and Collects a great deal ofgathersinformation - all related to theinformationtopicCollects some basicinformation - mostrelated to the topicCollects very littleinformation -somerelated to the topicOn TaskAlways does assigned work without having to be remindedUsually does assignedwork - rarely needsremindingRarely does assignedwork - often needsremindingOrganizationMet all goals and added extracomponents; excellent filemanagement; complete,attractive, and innovative projectMet most goals;adequate filemanagement; complete,but ordinary projectMet few goals; poorfile management;incomplete and messyprojectAttitudeAlways mediated problems andeager to workUsually solved problems Usually causedand liked to workproblems and didn'twant to workScoreTotal Score /20II. Evaluate yourself at each phase of the Design Cycle:Stage of Design CycleWhat I did well.What I needed to change/improve.Inquiring and AnalysingDeveloping IdeasCreating the SolutionsEvaluatingIII. Evaluate your group using the rubric provided. Place the names of your peers being evaluated at the top of thispage. Place the number of points in the blanks below that best describes how you feel about a peer’sparticipation regarding each statement. You will also do a self-evaluation. Total the points and fill in the scorenext to the names.Group member A:Score: /21MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 21

Group member A:Score: /21Group member B:Score: /21Group member C:Score: /21Group member D:Score: /21(A) (B)(C)(D)CategoryTotal points (place this score by names above)Good- 2Satisfactory-1NeedsImprovement-0Routinely providesContributions useful ideas whenparticipating in thegroup. A definiteleader who contributesa lot of effort.Usually provides usefulideas whenparticipating in thegroup. A strong groupmember who tries hard.Sometimes providesuseful ideas whenparticipating in thegroup . A satisfactorygroup member whodoes what is required.Rarely providesuseful ideas whenparticipating in thegroup . May refuseto participate.Routinely uses timeTimewell throughout theManagement project to ensurethings get done ontime. Group does nothave to adjustdeadlines or workresponsibilitiesbecause of thisperson'sprocrastination.Usually uses time wellthroughout the project,but may haveprocrastinated on onething. Group does nothave to adjustdeadlines or workresponsibilities becauseof this person'sprocrastination.Tends toprocrastinate, butalways gets thingsdone by thedeadlines. Groupdoes not have toadjust deadlines orwork responsibilitiesbecause of thisperson'sprocrastination.Rarely gets thingsdone by thedeadlines and grouphas to adjustdeadlines or workresponsibilitiesbecause of thisperson's inadequatetime management.Consistently staysfocused on the taskand what needs to bedone. Very selfdirected.Focuses on the task andwhat needs to be donemost of the time.Other group memberscan count on thisperson.Focuses on the taskand what needs to bedone some of thetime. Other groupmembers mustsometimes nag, prod,and remind to keepRarely focuses onthe task and whatneeds to be done.Lets others do thework.Focus on thetaskExcellent- 3MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 22

and remind to keepthis person on-task.Brings neededAlmost always bringsPreparedness materials to class and is needed materials toalways ready to work. class and is ready towork.Often forgetsneeded materials oris rarely ready to getto work.Work reflects a strong Work reflects someeffort from this student. effort from thisstudentWork reflects verylittle effort on thepart of this student.Routinely monitors theMonitorseffectiveness of theGroupgroup, and makesEffectiveness suggestions to make itmore effective.Routinely monitors theeffectiveness of thegroup and works tomake the group moreeffective.Occasionally monitorsthe effectiveness ofthe group and worksto make the groupmore effective.Rarely monitors theeffectiveness of thegroup and does notwork to make itmore effective.Almost always listensWorking with to, shares with, andotherssupports the efforts ofothers. Tries to keeppeople working welltogether.Usually listens to,shares, with, andsupports the efforts ofothers. Does not cause"waves" in the groupOften listens to,shares with, andsupports the efforts ofothers, butsometimes is not agood team member.Rarely listens to,shares with, andsupports the effortsof others. Often isnot a good teamplayer.PrideWork reflects thisstudent's best efforts.Almost always bringsneeded materials butsometimes needs tosettle down and getto workMYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 23

1:00 PM MYP Unit Design Folder Workbook Page 1 . A. Inquiring and analysing Students are presented with a design situation, from which they identify a problem that needs to be solved. They analyse the need for a solution

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