Ian's ADMT Blog
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
SCAMPER
SCAMPER can help us make new designs as you can substitute part of a product to create new designs to change the functions and appearance of design. You can combine parts to make new designs and change the functions and appearance of an object. E.g. fan combined with radio. In SCAMPER, you can use unique features of other products to create an entirely different device with different functions and appearance. Modifying products can also create different products. You can also eliminate some parts of a product to make a different thing altogether.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Ideation
Shape borrowing can make new designs because you can make new shapes and new designs from the new shapes. Shape borrowing can also help to create new designs and you can mix 'n match shapes together to make new designs. You can also add new shapes to the current design and change the design of the current one.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Design Appreciation
These 2 products are good because the showerhead is very convenient as it has a brush to scrub your body or the toilet.
The bladeless fan is good too as it is as good as a normal fan and it is safe as you won't cut your hand if you put your hand in the middle.
The gold mouse and the showerhead are bad products as the gold mouse is not ergonomic and the showerhead is bad as you don't need the water to be "Scalding".
The bladeless fan is good too as it is as good as a normal fan and it is safe as you won't cut your hand if you put your hand in the middle.
The gold mouse and the showerhead are bad products as the gold mouse is not ergonomic and the showerhead is bad as you don't need the water to be "Scalding".
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Challenge Based Learning 2
Big Idea: Transportation
EQ- How does transportation affect my daily life?
- How can we improve transportation?
Challenge- To take public transport more to save the environment
GQ- How do we save the environment by taking public transport?
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