Make sure to bring your completed homework to class [sticky notes]. Each student will have at least 55 ideas that they have generated independently (this includes what you already started in class). You do not need to scan this work, but I will be checking your contributions for credit.
Your ideas should all be possible solutions to your carefully crafted POV [We decided on a final POV in class]. Remember that ideation is about generating lots of ideas quickly, from the practical to the outrageous, from the obvious to the unexpected. Shoot for 1 idea per minute. Avoid judging and over-editing your ideas and let your creativity soar. In this phase, it is important not to be biased against your own ideas.
On the worksheet I passed in class [in the resource folder, 07_Ideation_Hndot] was a catalyst sentence fragment that began as, "How might we........". Please read the following to explore and expand what we discussed regarding this statement in class. https://public-media.interaction-design.org/pdf/How-Might-We.pdf
Best,
Team IPC
c07_a1
Independent Ideation Development
due Thursday, February 15th
Format: 50 sketches/words and 5 print-outs.
Team IPC
c07_a1
Independent Ideation Development
due Thursday, February 15th
Format: 50 sketches/words and 5 print-outs.
NOTE: No fine tip or pencils, etc. Use sharpies.
Make sure to keep your team POV statement in front of you while you are developing ideas to keep you focused on your team's shared goals and purpose for design.
Follow the prompt your team has developed to help with the generation of ideas. The purpose of the prompt is to get your wheels spinning and to help each member of the team generate ideas. In the end, you should have 50 sketches/words + 5 printouts of images that represent your design ideas.
Make sure to keep your team POV statement in front of you while you are developing ideas to keep you focused on your team's shared goals and purpose for design.
Follow the prompt your team has developed to help with the generation of ideas. The purpose of the prompt is to get your wheels spinning and to help each member of the team generate ideas. In the end, you should have 50 sketches/words + 5 printouts of images that represent your design ideas.
- 10 ideas on 10 papers: Draw out the first 10 solutions based on your team's POV statement that you think of.
- 5 ideas on 5 papers: Build on those ideas; "this AND that"
- 5 ideas on 5 papers: Build on those ideas; "comparison: this is like ____”
- 5 words on 5 papers: Build on those ideas; word associations
- 5 ideas as 5 printed images: Use your laptop or phone to find images that represent some of your ideas. Ideas may be literal, impulsive, implied. Source 5 images total. Print them out.
- 25 ideas on 25 papers: open
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